Dua For Relief From Calamities, We should remember that when a Calamity occurs, we don’t panic as panicking will not make it go away; in fact, it makes the situation worse. It is noted that panicking makes enemies happy, and friends feel upset, which means it makes Allah angry and Shaitan happy.
Allah is the best of all the planners; you must reach out to Allah for relief. We miss out on the reward which Allah has granted us a chance to turn back to him and to test the patience. This missing out can result worse than the calamity itself. And the reward of being patient will be many times greater than what one has lost due to calamity.
For all your problems, we have come up with the most effective solutions. We provide specific dua for your particular issues. In your hard times, when you have nothing to do to solve it, reach out to Allah. Reciting the dua for relief from calamities will take you out form calamities and bring happiness.
Shaykh al-Islam [Ibn Taymiyah] (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: A the calamity that makes you turn to Allah is better for you than a blessing which makes you forget the remembrance of Allah.”
Recite this Dua when afflicted with calamity-
Inna allahi Wainna Ilayhi rajiun, Allahumma ajuurni fi musibati wa akhlif wli khairum minha
(“Certainly we are from Allah, and we are to return to him. O Allah, show mercy upon us by granting a reward that relieves us from calamity and brings joy).
Dua For Protection From Natural Calamities
It’s the universal truth that you will cry a lot someday if you laugh a little. You are happy for a day; you can be miserable for a lifetime. There is one-day happiness; then there will be moments of sorrow.
- We must never forget one thing that we must turn to Allah before He turns to us. The Prophet (peace be upon him) use to recite this given dua during strong winds – words by Aisha (raduallahu anhu)
- “Allahumma inni asaluka min hayriha ya hayrin ma fiha ya hay’rin ma ursilyat bihi ya aguzu b’ka min ya shar’ria ya shar’ri ma fi’ha ya shar’ri ma ursilyat bihi”
- (“Oh, God! I ask You to let this wind have good effects; I wish that it was sent with good intentions and brought good. I’m asking for protection from tragedies that can bring this wind, as well as the consequences that can harm me”.)
- Allahumma la Taq tuna bi ghadhabik wa la think na bi ‘adhaabik wa ‘aafina qabla dhaalik
- (“O Allah, don’t end our lives with Your wrath and do not make us perish with Your punishment and forgive us before that.”)
- Allahumma hawalayna wa la ‘alayna. Allahumma alal akaami (wal ajaami) wal dhiraabi wa butunil ‘awdiyaati wa mana bi tish shajar.
- (“O Allah, let the rain fall around us and not upon us, O Allah, (let it fall) on the pasture, hills, valleys, and roots of trees.”)