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Many Muslims believe that every duʿāʾ is automatically accepted — no matter how it’s made, no matter the state of the heart, and no matter how a person lives. That belief is not true. In this powerful reminder, the speaker explains why some duʿās rise to Allah — and why many never do. Duʿāʾ is not a transaction, a formula, or a vending machine. It is a conversation with Allah, rooted in sincerity, humility, and relationship. What strengthens duʿāʾ: Duʿāʾ is most likely to be accepted when it is made with: Sincerity and presence of heart, not distraction or joking Halal provision and lifestyle, avoiding haram income, food, and clothing Calling on Allah alone, with certainty that He can respond Good deeds and good states, such as after acts of worship or while fasting Allah has also granted special moments of acceptance — like Jumuʿah, the last third of the night, between adhān and iqāmah, during sujūd, on the Day of ʿArafah, while traveling, and when rain falls. These moments are described as “concession times” — even weak duʿās can break through then. Myths about duʿāʾ that are corrected: Myth 1: “All duʿās are accepted no matter what.” → False. The state of the heart and one’s lifestyle matter. Myth 2: “Duʿāʾ is a transaction — I ask and I get.” → Duʿāʾ is a relationship, not a demand. The example of Prophet Zakariyyā ﷺ shows us what duʿāʾ really looks like: private, vulnerable, admitting weakness, and still hoping in what seems impossible. Myth 3: “Duʿāʾ can be said any way, without etiquette.” → The Qur’an teaches structure — beginning with praise of Allah, sending ṣalāh upon the Prophet ﷺ, then asking with humility and certainty. Myth 4: “Allah must give exactly what I asked for, immediately.” → Allah responds in three ways: He gives it (sometimes delayed) He replaces it with something better He withholds it to protect you from harm Core message: Duʿāʾ is not about control — it is about trust. It is not about speed — it is about closeness. When made with sincerity, halal living, adab, and certainty, duʿāʾ never goes to waste, even if the answer doesn’t look like what you expected. #Dua #AcceptedDua #IslamicReminder #HishamAbuYusuf #PowerOfDua #MakeDuaProperly #Tawakkul #IslamicMotivation #AllahAnswers #SincereDua