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14th Century
14th Century
14th–15th Century
Dua Subh is a powerful supplication traditionally recited before the Fajr (morning) prayer, seeking divine blessings, protection, and guidance at the start of the day. It emphasizes reliance on Allah’s mercy and grace.
Awrad-e-Fatiha, commonly recited immediately after Fajr prayer in Kashmiri tradition, includes verses from Surah Al-Fatiha and specific dhikrs taught by saints like Shah Hamadan. It is believed to spiritually fortify the believer for the day ahead.
Tubiya Istegfar is a special repentance prayer recited traditionally every Thursday night, invoking Allah’s forgiveness, mercy, and acceptance of repentance. This practice deeply emphasizes spiritual renewal and purification of the heart.
