6 Prayers of Request and Gratitude in Islam, Make it a Daily Practice

6 Prayers of Request and Expressions of Gratitude in Islam, Make it a Daily Practice

Dream - Muslims need to say prayers of request and gratitude to Allah SWT. This advice is conveyed because the Creator has given so many blessings to every servant. The blessings, whether realized or not, given by Allah SWT can never be counted by humans. When a Muslim is grateful, Allah SWT will add blessings to him. So, being grateful and saying prayers of gratitude are very important for Muslims. Islam teaches its followers to always seek from Allah SWT and be grateful in every breath of life.

Prayer of request and gratitude in Islam can be found by Sahabat Dream in the Al-Quran and hadith. You need to say it every day because Allah SWT has given so many blessings to His people. Starting from health, sustenance, to the freedom that you enjoy.

6 Prayers of Request and Gratitude in Islam, Make it a Daily Practice

1. Doa Permohonan dan Ucapan Syukur dalam Islam

Rabbi aw zi’niy an asykura ni’matakallatiy an’amta ‘alayya wa’alaa waalidayya wa an a’mala shaalihan tardhaahu wa adkhilniy birahmatika fiy ‘ibadikash-shaalihiin.

Artinya: "Ya Tuhanku berilah aku ilham untuk tetap mensyukuri nikmat Mu yang telah Engkau anugerahkan kepadaku dan kepada dua orang ibu bapakku dan untuk mengerjakan amal saleh yang Engkau ridhai; dan masukkanlah aku dengan rahmat-Mu ke dalam golongan hamba-hamba-Mu yang saleh." (QS An-Naml ayat 19)

2. Doa Permohonan dan Ucapan Syukur dalam Islam

Friend Dream can also say prayers of request and gratitude to Allah SWT every day. This gratitude prayer is an expression of thanks and praise to Allah SWT that will guarantee additional blessings for those who are grateful. Here is the gratitude prayer: Alhamdulillahi rabbil 'alamin khamdan katsira yuwafi ni'amahu wa yukafiu mazidahu. Meaning: "All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of all the worlds, praise that is proportionate to His blessings and guarantees their increase."

3. Prayer of Request and Expression of Gratitude in Islam

The following is a prayer of request and gratitude that you can recite every day: Allaahumma a-'innii 'alaa dzikrika wa syukrika wa husni 'ibaadatik. It means: "O Allah, help me to always remember You, be grateful to You, and worship You in the best way."

4. Prayer of Request and Gratitude in Islam

There are still other prayers as requests and expressions of gratitude that can be a reference for praying. Here is the reading: Ya ghaniyyu ya hamidu ya mubdiu ya mu'idu ya rahimu ya wadudu, aghnini bihalalika 'an haramika wakfinii bifadllika 'amman siwaka.

Artinya: "Wahai Dzat Yang Maha Kaya, wahai Dzat Yang Maha Terpuji, wahai Dzat Yang Menciptakan makhluk dari permulaan, wahai Dzat Yang Maha Penyayang, wahai Dzat Yang Maha Kasih, kayakanlah diriku dengan yang halal dari yang haram, dan cukupilah diriku dengan anugerah-Mu dari pemberian selain dari diri-Mu."

5. Prayer for Request and Expression of Gratitude in Islam

The following is a reading of prayer requests and expressions of gratitude that can be practiced daily: O Allah, You have created my soul and You will take its life. To You is its death and its life. If You keep it alive, then protect it, and if You cause it to die, then forgive it. O Allah, I ask You for well-being.

Translated: "Meaning: 'O Allah, You have created my soul, and You will also take it. The life and death of this soul belong to You. If You grant life to this soul, please protect it. But if You take away its life, please forgive it. I beg for Your salvation (in this world and the hereafter).'"

6. Prayer of Request and Expression of Gratitude in Islam.

The following is a prayer of gratitude that Sahabat Dream can read: اللًَمَ أَثيى عَةيَريك وَصيَريك وَحيَمك عيبَأيبيَديتكيكAllahumma a'innii 'alaa dzikrika wa syukrika wa husni 'ibaadatik. Meaning: "O Allah, help me to always remember You, be grateful to You, and worship You well."

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