Ustadh Mohamad Baajour explains lesser-known duas to recite after Tahiyat in Salat, highlighting authentic supplications from the Prophet and Sahabah.
Key Takeaways
- Making dua after Tahiyat and before salam is a Sunnah and a great opportunity taught by the Prophet.
- Supplications can be personalized, but there are authentic duas from the Prophet and his companions that are highly recommended.
- Seeking refuge from punishments and trials, confessing one’s shortcomings, and asking for Paradise are central themes in these duas.
- Even simple duas are valuable and reflect sincerity in prayer.
- Regularly incorporating these duas enhances the spiritual benefit of Salat.
Summary
- The video discusses the importance of making dua after completing the Tahiyat and before concluding Salat with salam.
- It references a Hadith from Bukhari and Muslim encouraging the musalli to choose any dua they like at this time.
- Three authentic duas are presented: one taught by the Prophet Muhammad, one from Abu Bakr, and one from a Sahabi with a personal story.
- The first dua seeks refuge from the punishment of Hell, the grave, the trials of life and death, and the fitna of the Dajjal.
- The second dua, taught to Abu Bakr, is a humble confession of having wronged oneself and asking for Allah’s forgiveness and mercy.
- The third dua is a simple plea for Paradise and protection from Hellfire, illustrating that even simple words are valuable.
- The video emphasizes the significance of not rushing to salam and making sincere duas after Salat.
- It includes a story about Muadh and a Sahabi to illustrate the human aspect of prayer and community challenges.
- The speaker encourages viewers to adopt this habit regularly to benefit from the Prophet’s gift of dua after Salat.
- Additional duas may be shared in future videos to further enrich the practice.











