Dua After Completing the Quran Written: Best Supplications
Learn the best dua after completing the Quran, with recommended supplications, their virtues, and powerful comprehensive prayers for goodness in this life and the Hereafter
Is there a specific dua for completing the Quran?
There is no authentic, fixed supplication reported from the Prophet ﷺ with a specific wording for completing the Quran. However, it is recommended for a Muslim to make sincere supplication for all goodness in this life and the Hereafter at this blessed moment.
Completing the Quran is a great act of worship, and it is a time when du’a is hoped to be accepted.
Best dua after completing the Quran
Among the comprehensive and recommended supplications:
Dua for guidance and light
“O Allah, have mercy on me through the Quran, and make it for me a guide, a light, a source of guidance, and a mercy. O Allah, remind me of what I have forgotten from it, teach me what I do not know, and grant me its recitation during the night and day, and make it a proof for me, O Lord of the worlds.”
Dua for fixing religion, life, and Hereafter
Comprehensive dua
“O Allah, correct for me my religion which is the safeguard of my affairs, and correct for me my worldly life wherein is my livelihood, and correct for me my Hereafter to which is my return. Make life an increase for me in every good, and make death a relief for me from every evil.”
Comprehensive supplications after completing the Quran
You may combine multiple supplications at this blessed time:
Dua for peace and healing
“O Allah, make the Great Quran the spring of our hearts, the light of our chests, the remover of our sorrows, and the reliever of our worries.”
Dua for knowledge and action
“O Allah, benefit us with what You have taught us, teach us what benefits us, and grant us to recite it in a way that pleases You.”
Dua for Paradise and forgiveness
“O Allah, we ask You for the causes of Your mercy, the means of Your forgiveness, safety from every sin, success in attaining Paradise, and protection from the Fire.”
Virtue of supplication after completing the Quran
Making du’a after completing the Quran holds great virtue because it follows a major act of worship.
Benefits of supplication
- Hope for acceptance of deeds
- Increased chance of answered prayers
- Closeness to Allah
- Peace and tranquility of the heart
Etiquettes of making du’a after completing the Quran
To increase the likelihood of acceptance:
Key etiquettes
- Sincerity to Allah
- Presence of heart and humility
- Beginning with praise and sending blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ
- Supplicating for oneself and all Muslims
- Having certainty in Allah’s response
Is there a fixed dua for completing the Quran?
No, there is no fixed supplication, but any comprehensive dua is allowed.
When should the dua be made?
After finishing the full recitation of the Quran.
Can multiple supplications be combined?
Yes, combining several duas is recommended.
Is dua after completing the Quran accepted?
It is hoped to be accepted as it follows a great act of worship.
What is the best dua after completing the Quran?
Any dua that includes goodness in this life and the Hereafter is best.
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