"A beautifully lit mosque at night symbolizing the First Ashra of Ramadan – the Ashra of Mercy"

First Ashra Dua of Ramadan

The First Ashra of Ramadan: A Period of Mercy (رحمت) 🌙✨

Ramadan is divided into three Ashras (10-day segments), each carrying a special significance. The first Ashra (1st to 10th Ramadan) is known as the Ashra of Mercy (رحمت). During this time, Allah’s blessings and compassion descend upon His believers. It is a golden opportunity to seek His mercy, strengthen our faith, and multiply our good deeds.

📜 Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:
“The first part of Ramadan is mercy, the middle part is forgiveness, and the last part is freedom from the Hellfire.” (Sahih Ibn Khuzaymah)


🌟 Importance of the First Ashra (Rahmat – Mercy)

The first ten days of Ramadan hold immense spiritual value. This is when Allah’s kindness overflows, welcoming believers to seek His forgiveness and guidance. His doors of mercy remain wide open for those who sincerely turn to Him. Moreover, every good deed earns multiple rewards, motivating us to engage in acts of kindness.

Fasting during this period purifies the soul while strengthening our connection with Allah. It teaches discipline, patience, and gratitude, helping believers grow spiritually. More importantly, this Ashra reminds us that Allah’s love is boundless, embracing all who seek Him.

📖 Dua for the First Ashra:
يَا رَحْمٰنُ ارْحَمْنِي
“O Most Merciful, have mercy on me.”


💡 Acts to Perform in the First Ashra

To fully embrace the blessings of this period, consider these essential practices:

Increase Salah (prayers) and Dhikr (remembrance of Allah) to strengthen your faith.
Read and reflect upon the Quran to gain deeper spiritual insights.
Give charity (Sadaqah) and help the poor, fulfilling a key Islamic duty.
Make dua abundantly, seeking Allah’s mercy and kindness.
Control anger, avoid negative habits, and strive for self-improvement.

Each action brings us closer to Allah, ensuring that we make the most of this sacred time.


🌙 Conclusion

The first Ashra of Ramadan is a time to immerse ourselves in Allah’s mercy and prepare for the days ahead. To truly benefit, we must engage in worship with sincerity, perform good deeds, and reflect on our spiritual journey. Seeking Allah’s kindness with a humble heart will bring endless rewards.

May Allah shower His infinite mercy upon us and guide us toward righteousness. Ameen! 🤲✨

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