Roza Kholne ki Dua

Roza kholne ki dua ye hai ““Allahumma inni laka sumtu wa bika aamantu [wa ‘alayka tawakkaltu]wa ‘ala rizq-ika aftarth” jis k maene hen “Ay Allah ! mene Tere khatir Roza rkha or Tere upper eman laya or Tjh par bharosa kia or Tere diye hoe rizq se khol rha hun”. Roza kholne ki dua parhna lazmi nhe lekin ye Sunnat e Nabwi he or dosre waja zuban se bole jane wale dua nekiyoun me izzafe ka sabab bnten hen.

Roza Kholne Ki Dua with Translation

Roza kholne ki dua is a prayer that has to be said when breaking the fast by Muslims all over the world during iftar. It is also a tradition to recite a dua before breaking the fast and this has so much spiritual value since it shows that one is indeed grateful. It is necessary to define the significance and discuss the features of this practice.

Iftar Ki Dua

Everyone Muslim who is fasting look forward to the time of iftar, the time when they would be able to open their fast. A meal is taken after fasting throughout the day starts with Iftar ki dua which is said to make a supplication and to give thanks to Almighty Allah for feeding the people. Roza kholne ki dua is a sort of affirmation related to the higher purposes of fasting and an appeal to Allah for acceptance of one’s intentions.

Roza Iftar Dua

It is a tradition for Muslims to read the Roza iftar dua before eating or drinking anything. This dua is a supplication to Allah in which the person offers thanks for the blessings received and asks for Allah’s protection. This means that the process of breaking the fast, as well as throughout the day, people take time to remember Allah and this makes the act of breaking the fast a very fulfilling one.

Roza Iftar Ki Dua

The roza iftar ki dua is not just an ordinary practice that is carried out due to cultural practice or religious beliefs. This dua can act as a constant reminder of the process we go through during Ramadan and the need to keep that communication with Allah.

Roja Kholne Ki Dua

Roja kholne ki dua, recited at the sunset when the fasting of the day is over, is a prayer for the ultimate success. It is a must have tradition in the iftar meal and it serves to remind Muslims of the virtue of faith and perseverance. Thus, when one whispers this dua, he or she asks for blessings on the fast for the day and for help to go on with the journey of devotion for the rest of the Ramadan.