Walekumsalam wa Rhmatullahi wa Barkatuh.
Writing this blog on “Dua to attract money from all directions” with my heart at peace and my mind at ease to guide you about my real life experience
I am Maulana Zabid Khokhar.
Not writing as someone very learned.
Just as someone who has seen too many worried faces.
Too many tired eyes.
Too many people asking same question, again and again.
“Maulana sahib, dua bataiye for money.”
“Rizq ruk gaya hai.”
“Har taraf se band lagta hai.”
Money talk is not easy.
It touches ego.
It touches fear.
It touches izzat also.
Many people pray.
Still they feel empty inside.
Bills on table.
Responsibilities on head.
And sabr slowly getting thin.
Tonight I want to speak softly.
No lecture.
No big words.
Just thodi si baat, dil se.
Money and Dil ka Wazan
Money is not everything.
But lack of money makes everything heavy.
When money problem comes, sukoon leaves first.
Sleep becomes light.
Smiles become fake.
I have been there.
I know how it feels when you count money again and again.
Hoping numbers will change.
They don’t.
And then you raise hands for dua.
But heart is shaking.
Mind is loud.
Allah listens even then.
But we don’t feel it.
Client Experience From UK
Some time back, a brother from UK contacted me.
From Birmingham side
Working in transport line.
He said, “Maulana sahib, I work hard.
Still nothing stays.
From one side rent.
From one side kids school.
From one side unexpected expense.”
His voice was tired.
Not angry.
Just broken.
I asked him few simple things.
How is namaz.
How is earning.
How is heart.
He was doing his best.
Still rizq felt blocked.
I did not give him any big taweez.
I don’t do drama.
I only told him one small wazifa.
And one honest advice.
After some weeks, he messaged again.
He said money is still tight.
But something changed.
He said, “Maulana sahib, fear kam ho gaya.
Small help comes.
Overtime comes.
Some payment delayed before, now coming slowly.”
This is how Allah opens ways.
Not with noise.
But with quiet mercy.
Dua to Attract Money from All Directions
When we say “all directions”,
We mean ways we don’t plan.
Ways we don’t control.
Allah sends rizq through people.
Through opportunities.
Through protection also.
Sometimes earning increase.
Sometimes expense reduce.
Both are rizq.
Ek Simple Halal Wazifa After Isha
I share this from experience.
No guarantee.
No promise.
After Isha namaz.
Sit alone.
Even if for five minutes.
Close eyes for few seconds.
Breathe slowly.
Tell your heart to relax.
Read Durood Sharif 11 times.
Then read this dua, slowly, with feeling:
“Allahumma ikfini bihalalika ‘an haramika,
wa aghnini bifadlika ‘amman siwaka.”
Read it 21 times.
After that, raise your hands.
Talk to the Allah
No words of affirmation
Just truth.
Tell Him your takleef.
Your fear.
Your needs.
End again with Durood Sharif 11 times.
Do this regularly.
Not with impatience.
With sabr.
Straight Baat, No Jhoti Umeed
I must be clear.
Dua is not magic.
Allah is not ATM machine.
You press button, money comes.
Sometimes Allah delays.
Sometimes He changes plan.
Sometimes He tests sabr.
If you expect quick result, heart will break again.
If you trust Allah, heart will heal slowly.
Check your earning.
Even small haram blocks barakah.
Even small dishonesty makes rizq heavy.
Also check your tongue.
Shukr matters more than we think.
Little Habits That Help
Say Bismillah before leaving home.
Read Astaghfirullah while walking.
Give sadaqah, even small.
Don’t wait to become rich to give.
Giving opens doors.
These things look small.
But Allah loves small consistent actions.
When Dua Feels Heavy
Some nights, you will feel tired.
You will say dua and feel nothing.
It’s okay.
Even sitting quietly on prayer mat counts.
Allah sees tired hearts also.
I have cried without words.
I have sat silent many nights.
Allah was still there.
One Honest Reminder
Do not compare your rizq with others.
You don’t know their test.
You only know your pain.
Ask Allah for enough.
Enough money.
Enough peace.
Enough strength.
Too much of anything breaks heart.
Ending With a Soft Dua
Ya Allah.
Give us halal rizq from all directions.
From places we don’t expect.
Remove fear from our dil.
Give sabr in waiting.
Give shukr in receiving.
Protect us from haram.
Protect our sukoon.
Ameen.
— Maulana Zabid Khokhar