List of 34 Ramadan Duas to Read in English

34 Best Duas for Ramadan in English

Remember that Ramadan is a sacred time to seek grace, blessings, and forgiveness from Allah (SWT). It is the perfect time to cleanse oneself of sins and seek a new, blessed beginning. Make dua at the beginning and throughout the fasting period, besides dua at the end of Ramadan. The following are duas for Ramadan in English that will help make this blessed time more prosperous for you.

 Dua for Heavenly Protection (Refuge)

One of the top Ramadan duas in English is to seek protection and refuge from Allah (SWT) from all evil things, people, and intentions. You can also seek protection from your own impure or evil thoughts, too.

 

• “In the Name of Allah (SWT) there is safety from every kind of evil on the earth and in all of heaven! He is All-Hearing and All-Knowing.”

 

• “O Allah (SWT), I seek protection in you from the evil of my heart, from the evil of my hearing, from the evil of my tongue, from the evil of my sight, and from the evil of myself.”

 

• “O Allah (SWT), enter this month (Ramadan) upon us with security and faith, safety and Islam, protection from Shaytan (or Shaitan - the devil), and acceptance from the Most Merciful.”

 

Dua for Opening Your Ramadan Fast

Make Ramadan duas at Suhoor, or the opening of your fast. In addition to seeking strength to fast for the day, it can help you prepare for the fast for the next day.

 

• "I intend (purpose without failing) to keep the fast for today in the Holy month of Ramadan."

 

• "O Allah (SWT), I am fasting for You tomorrow. So, make keeping the fast simple for me and graciously accept it."

 

Dua for Breaking Your Ramadan Fast

The blessed Prophet (PBUH) stated that the time of breaking fast during Ramadan is among the most sacred times to make dua. It is a moment of gratitude, humbleness, and unspoiled spiritual communion. When you break your fast for the day, make the following dua of Ramadan for a blessed closing time.

 

• “Oh Allah (SWT)! I have fasted for You and believe in You. I put my trust in You, and I break my/this (Ramadan) fast with sustenance from You.”

 

• "May the fasting people (Muslim brethren) break the fast at your place. May the devout consume (or obtain sustenance) from your grain and may the virtuous angels make dua for you."

 

Dua for Laylatul Qadr

This is among the most important duas for Ramadan last ten days, as it is believed to be the sacred period when the revelation of the Holy Quran was made to the blessed Prophet (PBUH). It is an opportune time to seek blessings and mercy from Allah (SWT) for yourself and your loved ones. So, make the following dua for Laylatul Qadr, otherwise referred to as the "Night of Power" or the "Night of Decree."

 

• "Our Lord (or Allah - SWT)! Grant us goodness in this present universe now and also in the life to come. Protect us from the punishment (or condemnation) of hellfire."

 

• "O Allah (SWT), You are most pardoning (or forgiving as well as benevolent), and You desire to forgive. So forgive (pardon) me."

 

Dua for Repentance

Making Ramadan duas for repentance is paramount, as it shows you have a changed heart and spirit due to the fast. It will also prove your devotion to Allah (SWT), showing regret for past sins and depicting your intention of leading a more meaningful, sin-free life.

 

• "Our Allah (SWT), we (Muslims) have sinned against ourselves. If You (Allah - SWT) do not forgive and shower Your incredible mercy upon us, we will certainly be irretrievable."

 

• "I seek forgiveness from Allah (SWT), the Almighty One, and I repent to Him."

 

• "My Allah (SWT), indeed I have wronged myself! So pardon me."

 

Dua for Forgiveness of Sins

The Ramadan forgiveness dua is especially best to make during the last ten days of the month of fasting. It is at this time that most believe Allah (SWT) extends His divine mercy to all Muslims who turn to Him with genuine sincerity, repentance, and supplications for the forgiveness of sins.

 

• "I ask Allah (SWT) for pardon (forgiveness) from sins."

 

• "Our Allah (SWT)! Certainly we believe, therefore forgive us our sins (and faults) and save us from the cruel chastisement of hellfire."

 

• "I seek refuge in You, oh mighty Allah (SWT), from all the evil (or sins) that I have committed. I recognise the blessings (good things) You have bestowed upon me. I confess to Allah (SWT) all my wrongdoings. Therefore, I seek your forgiveness, for certainly, no one can pardon sins but You."

 

Dua for Divine Direction and Guidance

Seeking the Almighty's divine guidance and direction is a must by making specific duas for Ramadan. It ensures you begin a new, improved, and holier life once the sacred month of fasting is complete.

 

• "O Allah (SWT), I request You for Your piousness, direction, and strength for refraining from sin and the forbidden, and to gain humbleness, satisfaction, and adequacy."

 

Dua for Sacred Wisdom

To seek wisdom during your fast, you can make dua in English for Ramadan. It is particularly auspicious to make this dua during the last ten days, as it can help you become more knowledgeable in the ways of Islam, emboldening your faith. Ultimately, it can help you support and uplift the Muslim Ummah (community) worldwide.

 

• "O Allah (SWT), I seek from Your knowledge which is beneficial for me, and sustenance which is good for me, and all deeds which are acceptable in Your sight."

 

• "Allah (SWT), I ask You to grant me prudence and mindfulness; Protect me from absurdity and pretence, and graciously provide a share for me in all the blessings You generously pour down."

 

• "O Allah (SWT), let me benefit from all that You have taught me. Teach me to do all that which benefits me, and expand my knowledge."

 

Dua for Your Parents

Making duas in Ramadan for parents is a must, as they are the most important people in our lives. Seek Allah's (SWT) blessings for their good health, long life, and continued prosperity. Additionally, you can buy them the best Ramadan gifts, showing your appreciation of their love for you.

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), have mercy upon them (your parents) as they raised me from when I was young (or small)."

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT)! Make me and all believers of my descendants keep all the prayers. Our Holy Lord! Accept my prayers. Forgive my sins, the wrongdoings of my parents, and all the brethren when the accounts are established."

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), make me a cause of honour and pride for my parents, and help me in obeying them. Oh Allah (SWT), help me in showing mercy toward my parents."

 

Dua for Family and Friends Who Have Passed Away

Many Muslims seek Ramadan duas in English for recently deceased loved ones, which can make the month of fasting especially hard. These are among the most pivotal Islamic duas you can make during Ramadan, as it can help seek blessings and grace for departed loved ones in Jannah.

 

• "O Allah (SWT), forgive him (the deceased). O Allah (SWT), strengthen him."

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), forgive them (the deceased) and have mercy on them. Grant them (the deceased) strength and forgive them. Be gracious and generous to them (the deceased) and cause their entrance in Jannah to be wide. Wash them (the deceased) with water, snow, and hail, cleansing them of all their sins, as white cloth is cleaned of stains."

 

• "O Allah (SWT), forgive him (the deceased), elevate his rank among all those who are guided. Oh Allah (SWT), take care of those he (the deceased) leaves behind him."

 

Dua for Prosperous Health

It is imperative to make duas for Ramadan for good health for yourself and your loved ones. This Ramadan dua can help you gain strength and clarity in your faith, worship, charity, and other good deeds.

 

• "O Allah (SWT), I ask You for the health of my faith, for good character, and for salvation that leads to my success. Grant me Your mercy, Your forgiveness, Your wellness, and Your pleasure."

 

• "O Allah (SWT), bestow upon me excellent health. O Allah (SWT), preserve (protect) my hearing and my sight. There is no one worthy of worship but You, Oh Allah (SWT). I seek shelter in You, Oh Almighty, from impoverishment and all doubt, and from the grip of death."

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT)! You are the Sustainer of all Mankind! I beseech you to remove this illness, and cure this disease."

 

Dua for Protection from Calamity

Since the rising pandemic, war, and unrest in the world, it is vital to make duas in Ramadan for protection from all these and other kinds of natural (and otherwise) calamities. Asking Allah (SWT) to rid you of all afflictions can help lead a safer, healthier, and more fulfilled life.

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), let the rain fall all around us and not upon us. Oh Allah (SWT), let the rain pour out on the hills, pastures, trees, and valleys."

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), compensate me for all my afflictions and replace them with something better."

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), I seek from Your safety in this world and also in the hereafter. Oh Allah (SWT), I ask You to forgive my sins and seek safety in my religion, family, wealth, and world. Oh Allah (SWT), I beseech you to blanket all of my shame and keep all fear from me. Protect me from the front, above, behind, the right, and the left. I ask for refuge in You from being taken unknowingly from beneath (or below) me."

 

Dua for the Ummah (Global Muslim Brotherhood)

Of all the Ramadan duas in English, this is among the most significant ones. The dua for Ummah seeks to ask the Almighty for peace, patience, ease, and the fulfillment of all the wants of the Muslim community worldwide. It helps foster peace, togetherness, and love among the believers.

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• "Oh Allah (SWT)! Enrich (or help and improve) the state of the Ummah of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). O Allah (SWT)! Bring comfort to the Ummah of blessed Mohammad (PBUH). Oh Allah (SWT)! Bestow Your mercy on the Ummah (brotherhood) of Mohammad (PBUH)."

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), make this a beginning complete with faith, untouched peace, and absolute safety."

 

Dua for Safekeeping from Hellfire and to Enter Paradise

The duas for Ramadan last ten days are extremely important, as this is the time to ardently seek and receive liberty from Allah (SWT) from the unquenchable fires of hell. Also, add a dua for Jannah alongside this prayer, seeking to enter paradise when it is time.

 

• "Oh Allah (SWT), I seek and ask for Your sacred pleasure for obtaining Paradise. I beseech You for refuge from Your condemnation to gain Paradise, and seek security from the perpetual hellfire."

To Conclude

Learn all the above-mentioned Ramadan duas in English and others for a blessed month of fasting. Among the most important Islamic duas, they help you find Allah's (SWT) mercy, joy, and forgiveness, bringing in a memorable Eid with loved ones. Since lives can be uncertain, making dua in English for Ramadan will ensure no stones are left unturned when seeking the Almighty's mercy, grace, and forgiveness.

Therefore, reciting the duas listed above during Ramadan can help you get closer to Allah (SWT), leading to a forgiven and righteous life. So, make these duas during Ramadan and gain eternal salvation from the fires of hell. Enter into the everlasting with peace of mind!