Practices for Children and Childbirth — Five Intentions — Surah Yasin

For which problem: Wishing for a child, ease in childbirth, the child's wellbeing

◐ Experience of the righteous elders — There is nothing in the method that contradicts the Shariah, but the number and the duration are not rulings fixed by the Shariah.

Method

1. Begin when ten days remain in the third month of pregnancy.
2. Pray two rak'ahs of repentance prayer.
3. Recite Surah Yasin seven times; then three more times with the intention of ease in childbirth.
4. At the beginning and at the end, recite salawat upon the Prophet three times each.
5. Make dua for as long as the recitation took — keeping the five intentions below in mind.

Duration: Forty days continuously

The Five Intentions — The True Beauty of This Practice

1. "O Allah! Make this child righteous and good."

1. "O Allah! Protect this child from misfortune."

1. "O Allah! Protect this child from poverty and want."

1. "O Allah! Make this child obedient to their parents."

1. "O Allah! Let this child's end be upon faith." — This is the most important intention.

The Raqi's Note

Making dua for a child from the time of pregnancy — this is the Sunnah of the prophets. Ibrahim (peace be upon him), Zakariya (peace be upon him), the wife of Imran — their duas are preserved in the Qur'an. These five intentions are a beautiful application of that same tradition.

The remaining notes, sources and cautions for this practice are given in detail in the book.

The book this practice comes from

The Marvel of Surah Yasin — The Heart of the Qur'an — Its Virtues, Accounts and 26 Tested Practices

Surah Yasin is recited in home after home. But which practice is in the hadith, and which one's method carries a risk to creed — no one tells you that.

• 26 practices — arranged by problem, with the method step by step
• 13 accounts of virtues, each with its source
• 15 true accounts — from the original book
• Common practices whose very method contradicts the Shariah — why they were not included

A Bangla adaptation of the original Urdu book “Yasin ka Karishma” — arranged problem by problem, with a note from a professional raqi beside every amal (practice). Common amals whose very method conflicts with the Shariah have not been included — and why they were not included is also stated in the book itself.

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Compiled by: Raqi Faisal Ahmed Sabit — Al Quranic Ruqyah Healing Center

(Ruqyah is a Shariah-based method of treatment; it is not a substitute for necessary medical treatment.)