DUAS FOR SEEKING KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM
Rabbi zidnee ilma
“My Lord! Increase me in knowledge”. (Qur’aan: 20:114)
This dua is taught by Muhammad (SAW) by Allah (SWT) Himself. The verse relates to an
instruction not to hasten with Qur’aan before it is completely revealed. While revelation of the
Qur’aan was incomplete, our Prophet (SAW) was instructed to make this dua. In our situation,
when our knowledge is limited about Qur’aan, we should always make this dua to understand
Qur’aan more.
Rabbi hab lee hukman waalhiqnee bialssaliheena
"My Lord! Bestow wisdom on me, and join me with the righteous”. (Qur’aan: 26:83)
Prophet Ibrahim (pbuh) made this dua. Ibrahim (pbuh) was making dawah to his father Azar and his
people. The people were disbelievers. Ibrahim (pbuh) while explaining to the people about the truth
and benefits of obeying Allah (SWT), made this dua. This dua stresses that our knowledge should
guide us to be righteous. We are to be righteous, not blindly, but based on sound knowledge and wisdom
Rabbi zidnee ilma
“My Lord! Increase me in knowledge”. (Qur’aan: 20:114)
This dua is taught by Muhammad (SAW) by Allah (SWT) Himself. The verse relates to an
instruction not to hasten with Qur’aan before it is completely revealed. While revelation of the
Qur’aan was incomplete, our Prophet (SAW) was instructed to make this dua. In our situation,
when our knowledge is limited about Qur’aan, we should always make this dua to understand
Qur’aan more.
Rabbi hab lee hukman waalhiqnee bialssaliheena
"My Lord! Bestow wisdom on me, and join me with the righteous”. (Qur’aan: 26:83)
Prophet Ibrahim (pbuh) made this dua. Ibrahim (pbuh) was making dawah to his father Azar and his
people. The people were disbelievers. Ibrahim (pbuh) while explaining to the people about the truth
and benefits of obeying Allah (SWT), made this dua. This dua stresses that our knowledge should
guide us to be righteous. We are to be righteous, not blindly, but based on sound knowledge and wisdom
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