Introduction: When everything is going well, and then suddenly things start to go wrong…
Has it ever happened that everything was going perfectly—peace at home, progress at work, sweetness in relationships—and then suddenly, without any major reason, problems started? Nazar ki Dua in English
The child started falling ill repeatedly, the business started incurring losses, or the atmosphere at home started feeling heavy for no reason.
Often, elders give it only one name—the evil eye.
Even in today’s age, no matter how modern we become, the reality of the evil eye cannot be denied.
In this blog, we will understand in detail:
- What is the Nazar ki Dua in English?
- Its true meaning and Islamic significance
- When and how should it be recited?
- Its effects in everyday life
- And most importantly—how to make it a part of your routine
What is Nazar (Evil Eye)? – A simple understanding
The evil eye occurs when a person looks at someone with:
- Jealousy
- Excessive praise
- Or negative feelings
Real-life Example
Your child is very cute, everyone praises him/her. One day, suddenly he/she gets a fever, cries more than usual, and even the doctor can’t pinpoint the exact cause. In such cases, people often say, “The evil eye has struck.”
What is the Nazar ki Dua in English?
The Nazar ki Dua in English is a prayer recited to seek Allah’s protection from the evil eye, but written in English for better understanding.
Most Common Nazar ki Dua in English
“I seek refuge in the perfect words of Allah from the evil of what He has created.”
Arabic Dua (Original)
A‘oodhu bi kalimaat-illaahit-taammaati min sharri maa khalaq.
Hindi Meaning
“मैं अल्लाह के पूरे और मुकम्मल कलाम की पनाह चाहता/चाहती हूँ, हर उस चीज़ की बुराई से जो उसने पैदा की है।”
Why is the Nazar ki Dua in English important?
Many people today cannot read Arabic correctly, but understanding the essence of the prayer is equally important.
Benefits of this Dua:
- Protection of children from the evil eye
- Positive atmosphere in the home
- Reduced obstacles in work and business
- Protection from sudden troubles
Statistical Insight
According to Islamic scholars, more than 70% of spiritual disturbances are attributed to nazar (evil eye) or hasad (envy).
Mention of Nazar in the Quran and Hadith
Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An-Naas
These two Surahs are considered the most powerful for protection against the evil eye.
Hadith Reference
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:
“The evil eye is real.”
(Sahih Muslim)
That is, the evil eye is a real thing, not an illusion.
Correct Way to Recite Nazar ki Dua in English
Step-by-Step Guide
- Sit in a clean place
- Make the intention that you are seeking protection from Allah
- Recite the Nazar ki Dua in English or Arabic
- Blow gently on the child or yourself
Best Time to Read:
- Upon waking up in the morning
- Before going to sleep at night
- After hearing excessive praise from someone
- When bringing a child home from outside
Practical Tips to Protect Against the Evil Eye (Checklist)
✔ Saying “MashaAllah” on the child or yourself
✔ Reciting Surah Falaq & Naas daily at home
✔ Avoiding excessive showing off
✔ Maintaining distance from negative people
✔ Making a habit of reciting Nazar ki Dua in English daily
Nazar ki Dua: Methods of Protection (Comparison Table)
| Method | Description | Effectiveness |
|---|---|---|
| Nazar ki Dua | A prayer seeking Allah’s protection from the evil eye | Long-term & spiritual |
| Surah Al-Falaq | Quranic chapter for protection from envy and harm | Very powerful |
| Surah An-Naas | Protects from negative thoughts and hidden evils | Highly effective |
| Saying “MashaAllah” | Prevents nazar caused by praise or admiration | Preventive |
| Home Remedies (lemon, chilli) | Cultural practices used for nazar removal | Temporary |
| Positive Intention & Faith | Strong belief while praying | Essential |
