5 Prayers to Cleanse All Sins during Lailatul Qadar, Sacred Time to Seek Forgiveness

"5 Prayers for Cleansing All Sins during Lailatul Qadar, the Sacred Time to Seek Forgiveness"

Dream - Unconsciously, the month of Ramadan has entered its last ten days. The last ten days of Ramadan are a noble time, as it will be the night of Lailatul Qadar, which is better than a thousand months. This is why Muslims are encouraged to increase their worship and seek forgiveness from Allah SWT in the last ten days of Ramadan. One way is by reciting a prayer to cleanse all sins during Lailatul Qadar.

The following is a translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The reading of prayers to cleanse all sins during Lailatul Qadar is important for Muslims to gain the blessings of a night better than a thousand months. Of course, as humans, we are never free from sins. Whether they are major sins or minor sins that accumulate and become significant. The month of Ramadan is a good opportunity for every Muslim to seek forgiveness from Allah SWT. Because this month is filled with abundant blessings and forgiveness from Him."

In a narration, Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) said, "I asked, 'O Messenger of Allah, what is your opinion if I engage in acts of worship on the night of Lailatul Qadr, what should I say?' He (peace be upon him) said, 'Say: O Allah, You are truly the Forgiver, You love forgiveness, so forgive me.'"

"(HR. Tirmidzi and Ibn Majah)"

5 Prayers to Cleanse All Sins during Lailatul Qadar, Sacred Time to Seek Forgiveness

Then how to recite the prayer to cleanse all sins during Lailatul Qadar? Just directly observe the complete prayer recitation as summarized by Dream from various sources.

1. Prayer for Cleansing All Sins during Lailatul Qadar

اللًََُهُمَُىمَيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُليَُْيَيمَىُلَُل

Translation: "Meaning: 'O Allah, forgive my mistakes, my foolishness, my excesses in my affairs, and what You know better than me. O Allah, forgive me in my sincerity, my negligence, my mistakes, my intentional sins, and all of that comes from my own self. O Allah, forgive me for all the sins that I have committed and have not yet committed, all the sins that I have hidden and those that I have shown, and the sins that You know better than me. You are the One who is First and Last, and You have power over everything.' (Narrated by Bukhari and Muslim, from Abu Musa Al-Asy'ari)"

2. Prayer for Cleansing All Sins during Lailatul Qadar

Allahumma innaka 'afuwwun kariim, tuhibbul 'afwa fa'fu 'annii

3. Prayer for Cleansing All Sins during Lailatul Qadar

"Allahumma innii dzhalamtu nafsii dzhulman katsiiran wa laa yaghfirudzunuuba illa anta faghfir lii maghfiratan min 'indika, warhamnii innaka antal ghafuurur rahiim" translates to: "O Allah, indeed I have wronged myself greatly, and no one forgives sins except You, so forgive me with forgiveness from You, and have mercy upon me. Indeed, You are the Forgiving, the Merciful." (Narrated by Abu Bakar, Bukhari & Muslim)

4. Prayer for Cleansing All Sins during Lailatul Qadar

رَبِّ اغْفِرْ لِي، وَتُبْ عَلَيَّ، إِنَّكَ أَنْتَ التَّوَّابُ الرَّحِيمُ
Translation: "O Lord, forgive me, accept my repentance, indeed You are the Accepter of repentance, the Merciful." (Narrated by Abu Dawud & Tirmidhi, from Ibn Umar)

5. Prayer to Cleanse All Sins during Lailatul Qadar

"Ya Allah, You are my Lord, there is no god but You who created me. And I am Your servant, and I will fulfill my promise to You as much as I can. I seek refuge in You from the evil that I have done. I acknowledge all Your blessings upon me and I acknowledge all my sins. So forgive me, for indeed no one can forgive sins except You."

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