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The Quran is a divine text that holds great significance in the Muslim faith. The Quran Kareem, which includes 114 surahs, is the holy book of Muslims and is recited all around the world. Surah Baqarah and Surah Qaf are just two of the many chapters in this holy book. The Quranic recitation of the likes of Shuraim, Sudais, Juhany, Afasy, Rashid and Hazza al Balushi have brought forth new depths of meaning to the Quranic text. The melodious Quran of 2020 has been a popular trend with its rare reciters, while in 2021, daily Quran posts have been keeping Muslims connected to the word of Allah. Notably, there are top Quran reciters like Nouman Ali Khan and Mishary Rashid Alafasy, whose recitation styles have garnered a huge following. The memorization of the Quran, along with the recitation of Surahs An Nas, Al Falaq and Waqiah, is a tradition that has been passed down for generations.

In Islamic practice, there are various forms of worship that Muslims engage in on a daily basis. One of the essential practices is reciting Quranic verses and supplications, such as Surah Rahman, Ayatul Kursi, and Surah Mulk. Additionally, Muslims engage in dua or prayer, calling upon Allah using His 99 names, known as Asma ul Husna or Allah ke 99 naam. Muslims perform five obligatory prayers throughout the day, including Fajar prayer, which is the dawn prayer. Muslims also recite morning duas or adkhar, seeking blessings and protection from Allah. Similarly, the Maghrib, Asr, and Isha prayers have their specific duas and adkhar.

During Ramadan, Muslims engage in additional worship, such as reciting Ramadan dua, seeking blessings and forgiveness from Allah. They also recite evening adkhar and dua for Ramadan during the nightly Taraweeh prayers. Muslims also recite specific duas for protection, including morning dua for protection, night dua, and dua for protection and blessings. Moreover, they recite afternoon dua and dua for morning blessings, seeking Allah's mercy and guidance.

The Azan or call to prayer is an integral part of the Muslim faith, reminding the believers to engage in worship and seek Allah's guidance. Muslims recite dua in the morning and evening, seeking Allah's blessings and protection, making these duas a part of their daily routine.

In Islam, the morning dua and prayer are highly significant as they are considered a means of connecting with Allah, seeking His blessings and guidance for the day. They serve as a reminder of belief in Allah and submission to His will, purify the soul, and increase faith, providing peace and tranquility to the mind. Morning dua and prayer also offer a chance to seek forgiveness, guidance, and protection throughout the day, acting as a protective shield against evil and helping to maintain focus on righteous deeds.

Muslims hold the Quran in the highest regard, and certain chapters and verses are considered especially significant for their spiritual and practical benefits. Among these are Surah Rahman, Ayatul Kursi, Surah Mulk, Surah Kahf, and Surah Baqarah, which are often recited for their protective and healing properties. The 99 Names of Allah, or Asma ul Husna, are also frequently recited as a means of connecting with the divine attributes of Allah. Additionally, reciting the Manzil dua and Quranic verses like Surah Maryam, Surah Ad Duha, and the last two ayats of Surah Al Baqarah are believed to offer protection and blessings.

Morning is a time for reflection and gratitude in Islam, and many Muslims begin their day with a series of adhkar, or morning duas. These duas are intended to seek blessings, protection, and guidance from Allah (SWT) for the day ahead. Some popular morning duas include those for protection, rizq (wealth), and recitation of Quranic surahs like Surah Rahman and Surah Yaseen.

Omar Hisham Al Arabi is a well-known reciter of beautiful morning duas, and his voice can be heard in many videos of morning adhkar available online. Muslims also often recite tasbih and zikr in the morning as a way of remembering Allah and seeking His blessings. During the holy month of Ramadan, many Muslims add specific duas to their morning routine, including the Ramadan dua for blessings and the dua for traveling. Surahs like Surah Al-Fath and Surah Al-Kahf are often recited during morning prayers in Ramadan.

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