Answer There is no narration which specifically states the Haji's du'a being accepted for forty days, nor is there a narration which states that the du'as of one returning from 'Umrah are accepted for forty days. There is a narration, with a weak chain, which states that the Haji's du'a for forgiveness is accepted till the 10th of Beginyour dua first with praising Allah and then by sending peace and blessings upon His messenger (pbuh). Then, make dua for yourself, dunya and akhira, for close family and friends, and then the ummah at large. Finish your dua by again sending peace and blessings on the Prophet (pbuh) and praising and thanking Allah swt. Goahead with this dua on any day whenever you feel a need. If you want to get married to the person you want. Firstly, make a fresh ablution. Recite any Durood-e-Pak eleven (11) times in the beginning. See→ The Biggest Collection of Durud Shareef. Then, recite the lovely names of ALLAH The Exalted, four hundred and fifty (450) times with Otherwise it is false to consider supplication as merely a petition for needs, which should be accepted. Sometimes we supplicate to ask for something. However, what we ask for is seemingly not accepted. In spite of this, we should not quit supplicating. If what we ask for is accepted by Allah and given to us, it is more than favorable to us. AbuSa'id al-Khudri reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, " There is no Muslim who calls upon Allah, without sin or cutting family ties, but that Allah will give him one of three answers: He will quickly fulfill his supplication, He will store it for him in the Hereafter, or He will divert an evil from him similar to Allahis all knowledgeable i.e. he knows the present, the future to every fine detail. Dua doesn't change destiny. But, you do not know what is in store for you in your destiny. If you do dua, you will get the provision that has already been ordained for you. The fact that you will do dua is also known to the knowledge of Allah. Withregard to du'aa' after the salaam, what the Prophet used to do is to say, after finishing the prayer: Astghfir Allah, astaghfir Allah astaghfir Allah (I seek the forgiveness of Allah, I seek the forgiveness of Allah, I seek the forgiveness of Allah). Then he would say all the dhikrs that are narrated at this time. Shaykh 'Abd al-'Azeez ibn Baaz (may Allah have mercy on him) said: Ramadanis a time of sharing and breaking bread together. Most of us will open our fast by having Iftar with others. This beautiful dua for breaking your fast with others is not widely known, but great to remember. 6. If you encounter Laylatul Qadr or generally on the final odd nights of Ramadan. Totalk to Allah while making dua in Arabic, we need to understand what we're saying. Take this 9 hours course on learning 50% of the Quran. Tabassum Mosleh. Required fields are marked. The Prophet (saws) would often call Allah using His beautiful names. He taught us many duas, and he also elaborated on the importance of the Asma ul Husna. Themeaning of "Tayyib". The word "at-tayyib" comes many times in the Qur'an and Sunnah. It could be used to describe people, good deeds, actions, things or speech among others. Its literal meaning is "something good". Ibn Rajab on the other hand, interpreted this word to mean "pure" or "at-tahir". Therefore, "tayyib jTb7Qc.