Dua Mojir

Dua Mojir is a highly esteemed prayer among Islamic supplications, narrated from Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family). It was delivered by Angel Gabriel while the Prophet was praying at the Station of Abraham. Referenced in classical sources like "Balad al-Amin" and "Misbah," this prayer is especially significant when recited during the white days (13th, 14th, 15th) of Ramadan. Reciting Dua Mojir during these days is believed to intercede for forgiveness of sins as numerous as raindrops, leaves, and desert sands.

Beyond seeking forgiveness, Dua Mojir is recommended for healing the sick, repaying debts, attaining prosperity, and relieving sorrow. This extension provides easy access to this spiritually potent prayer, inviting users to incorporate it into their Ramadan worship and daily supplications for divine mercy and blessings.