This dua is a way for Muslims to ask Allah (God) to forgive the deceased person and to have mercy on them. It also asks for healing and protection for the deceased person. This dua can be recited by anyone, whether they are family or friends of the deceased person, or simply members of the community.

It is important to note that in Islam, death is not seen as the end, but rather as a transition to the next life. Muslims believe that all people will be judged by God on the Day of Judgment, and that the fate of each individual will be determined based on their deeds in this life. As such, it is important for Muslims to pray for the deceased and ask for God’s mercy and forgiveness on their behalf, in the hope that they will be granted a place in Paradise.

Eternal Aid is a Leading Charity based in the United Kingdom, working across the globe.

A group of volunteers came together on this charity initiative and spent the next few years supporting various campaigns and appeals across the world.

These volunteers were inspired by the depths of deprivation and need, as well as the opportunity to make a significant difference to communities all over the globe in desperate circumstances.

They decided to make it a permanent venture and thus Eternal Aid was born. In the last few years, Eternal Aid has been successfully working in many countries. Eternal Aid has provided essentials such as food, water, clothing, medical equipment, education as well as developing sustainable projects.

Thanks to our regular donors the wheels of our organization continue to turn so effectively. By joining the Eternal Aid Family Scheme with a monthly direct debit, no matter how small, you are enabling us to maintain our projects and plan ahead for the future so that when disaster strikes anywhere in the world, we are ready and our delivery can be immediate and efficient.