A wedding dua is a traditional prayer said by the couple, their families and guests during the Islamic wedding ceremony. It is said to bless the couple’s union and invoke Allah’s blessings. The dua is typically said by the imam or one of the couple’s relatives. The dua is a way for the couple to thank Allah for the blessing of marriage, to make a sincere commitment to each other, and to ask for Allah’s protection and mercy. The dua also serves as a reminder to the couple to be faithful and loving towards each other, and to be mindful of the responsibilities that come with marriage. The dua typically includes phrases such as “Oh Allah, grant us your grace and mercy, and make us among the best of couples” and “Oh Allah, cause us to remain pious, and bless our marriage with joy and love.” Other phrases may also be used, depending on the tradition and culture of the couple and their families. At the end of the dua, the couple may recite the phrase “ameen,” which is a way of affirming the dua and showing their faith in Allah’s power. The dua is an important part of the wedding ceremony, and it is a reminder of the couple’s commitment to each other and to Allah.

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.