The Quran mentions several prayers( duas) made by Hazrat Musa( AS) throughout his life. Then are many exemplifications of his prayers mentioned in the Quran. These verses mention Hazrat Musa( AS)’s dua to Allah when he was fleeing from Egypt after unintentionally killing a man.

This dua expresses Hazrat Musa’s( AS) modesty and his complete reliance on Allah for his requirements. It’s a memorial for us to turn to Allah in times of difficulty and to seek His help and guidance. This dua is analogous to the one made by Hazrat Musa( AS) in Surah Taha, which also emphasizes his complete dependence on Allah for all good. Hazrat Musa( AS) unintentionally killed a man who was attacking an Israelite, and he had to flee from Egypt to avoid discipline. In this dua, he turned to Allah and conceded his need for His help and guidance. He didn’t ask for any special help but willingly expressed his trust in Allah’s perception and mercy and his assurance that whatever Allah gave to him would be for his good.

This dua is a memorial for us to turn to Allah in times of difficulty and to seek His help and guidance. It also emphasizes the significance of modesty and trust in Allah and the recognition that all good comes from Him. When he came a Prophet of Allah he make a dua from the Almighty. This dua reflects Hazrat Musa’s( AS) modesty and the mindfulness of his limitations. He honored that conveying the communication of Allah to the people would be a delicate task, and he thus sought Allah’s help and guidance in fulfilling his liabilities as a Prophet.

In this dua, Hazrat Musa( AS) asked Allah to Expand his bone( with assurance) This means to give him strength and courage to carry out his charge as a Prophet and to remove any dubieties or fears from his heart. Ease his task This means to make his task as a Prophet easier and further manageable and to give him the necessary coffers and support to fulfill his duties. Unbinding the knot from his lingo This means removing any obstacles or difficulties that may arise in conveying the communication of Allah to the people and making his speech clear and accessible to his followership.

Hazrat Musa’s( AS) dua is a memorial for us to seek Allah’s help and guidance in fulfilling our liabilities and to fete our limitations and sins. It also emphasizes the significance of enjoying faith and trust in Allah, and depending on Him for might and support in all sides of our lives. Prophet Ibrahim( AS) had just finished erecting the Kaaba in Mecca, and he was soliciting Allah( SWT) for the safety and well-being of the people who would come to worship at this sacred place. It’s important to understand the environment in which this dua was made. His dua reflects his deep concern for the weal of his fellow mortal beings and his desire for them to live in peace and substance.

The dua begins with the words” Rabbij’al hadha baladan aminan,” which can be restated as” My Lord, make this a land of peace.” Then, Prophet Ibrahim is asking Allah to bless the megacity of Mecca and make it a place where people can live without fear of detriment or violence. He also continues with the request,” warzuq ahlahu minaththamarati man amana minhum biAllahi waalyawmi alakhiri,” which means” and give them with fruits, those of them who believe in Allah and the Last Day.” This part of the dua shows Prophet Ibrahim’s concern for the material well-being of the people who would live in Mecca. He’s asking Allah to sanctify them with comfortable crops and fruits so that they may possess enough to eat and nurture themselves.

The coming part of the dua is significant because it acknowledges the reality of unbelief and its consequences. Prophet Ibrahim says,” waman kafara faomattiohu qaleelan thumma adtarruhu ilaAAathabi annari wabisa almaseeru,” Then, Prophet Ibrahim is feting that not everyone will believe in Allah and follow His guidance. He acknowledges that some people will choose to negate, and he prays that they will still be given some enjoyment in this life, indeed if it’s only for a short time. still, he also recognizes that unbelief has serious consequences, and he asks Allah to guide those who have gone amiss and to cover the religionists from the discipline of the Fire. The solicitation of Prophet Ibrahim( AS) is a beautiful prayer that reflects his deep concern for the well-being of his fellow mortal beings. It reminds us to supplicate for the safety and substance of our communities, and to be aware of our beliefs and conduct, knowing that our choices have consequences in this life and the coming.