Ramadan, the holiest month in Islam, is divided into three parts (Ashras), each lasting 10 days. The second Ashra, known as “Ashra-e-Maghfirat” (the period of forgiveness), is a time when Muslims seek Allah’s mercy and forgiveness for their sins.
In this article, we will share the Dua for the second Ashra, its significance, and how to recite it properly.
What is Ashra-e-Maghfirat?
The second Ashra of Ramadan focuses on seeking forgiveness from Allah (SWT). During these 10 days, Muslims are encouraged to:
? Pray for forgiveness and mercy.
? Perform additional Nafl (voluntary) prayers.
? Increase recitation of the Holy Quran.
? Seek repentance for past sins and promise to avoid them in the future.
The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said:
“Whoever fasts during Ramadan out of sincere faith and in the hope of reward, his previous sins will be forgiven.” (Bukhari, 38)
Dua for the 2nd Ashra of Ramadan
? How to Recite:
- This Dua should be recited regularly during the second Ashra of Ramadan.
- It is recommended to recite it after every Salah (prayer).
- You can also include it in your Tahajjud (midnight prayer) for greater blessings.
Ramzan First, Second, Third Ashary ke dua
First Ashary ke dua
Ramzan Last Third Ashary Ke Dua
The month of Ramadan is a golden opportunity to seek Allah’s mercy and forgiveness. The second Ashra reminds us that Allah’s mercy is endless, and no sin is too great to be forgiven. As the 2nd Ashra of Ramadan focuses on seeking forgiveness, the Best Quran App can help users read the 2nd, and 3rd Ashra and more duas.
We encourage you to recite this Dua daily, seek forgiveness, and spread kindness. Share this Dua with friends and family so they can also benefit from it.
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