O Allah, let the crescent loom above us in peace and faith, safety and Islam, and in agreement with all that You love and pleases You. Our Lord and your Lord is Allah.

Tip #50 - Times when Dua is answered: Dua in the Last Third of the Night -

The night is mentioned in many cases in the Qur'an and Sunnah as being a blessed time, especially the last third of the night, where Allah descends to the lowest heavens and responds to duas.

Tip #6 - Tawassul by mentioning the state you find yourself in

Mentioning the state one is in helps you remember your own weakness and the fact that only Allah can help you.

Tip #1 - The realisation that only Allah responds to dua

This is the essence of Tawhid, that only Allah can hear your dua and only Allah has the power to grant it.

Tip #52 - Times when Dua is answered: Dua between the Adhan and the Iqamah -

It is mentioned in a hadith that the dua said between the adhan and the iqamah is not refused, so we are encouraged to make dua during this time.

Tip #46 - Situations when Dua is answered: The Dua for a Person in his Absence -

A specific condition is mentioned regarding the one who prays for his brother in his absence, and that the angels pray for him also.

Tip #61 - Times when Dua is answered: Dua during Ramadan -

The benefits of Ramadan are too many to list. As Muslims we know that this is the blessed month and that we should increase our worship at this time, including our duas.

Tip #38 - To make du’as when one is in a condition of response

There are specific conditions in which your Dua is more likely to be accepted, they are listed on the Full Tips page.

Tip #66 - Times when Dua is answered: At the Crowing of a Rooster -

There is a hadith which mentions that when a rooster crows it has seen an Angel, so we should ask Allah for His Bounties.