Wazifa for Rizq: Prayers and Practices to Increase Sustenance

In Islam, one of the main principles of life is that Allah sends rizq (sustenance and livelihood) and qadar (fate and preordainment) to His creation. This is a shepicationof not only financial prosperity but also all varieties of sustenance and gifts that one receives from Allah. Muslims trust Allah as for where their rizq comes from, therefore, the seek the help of Him in widening and improving their rizq through following the practices of wazifa.

Wazifa basically is a form of invocation or invocation, which is recited with the aim of seeking some aid from Allah for a particular purpose or desire. Al-Maula believe that duaa is a great instrument for soliciting Allah’s grace, kindness and giving a good life with access to resources so as to gain mawaddah.

There are lots of recitation of rizq that the past sages and spiritual leaders had prescribed over the period of years. These wazifas are most of the time based on the exact words often from a verse from Quran or prayers that were recited by the Prophet Muhammad (may his blessing be upon him) and his companions. By chanting these wazifas with similar goals and faith, allah's blessings can become a reality and their rizq would increase.

One of the most commonly recited wazifas for rizq is the following verse from the Quran:One of the most commonly recited wazifas for rizq is the following verse from the Quran:

We recite the verse, "O, our Lord! Give to us in this world that is good and in the hereafter that is good, but save us from the chastisement of the fire!"

This verse translates to: "May our Lord save us from the worldly evil and from the Fire, and fill us with goodness, jannah and the good." Reciting this verse with complete submission and modesty, Muslims pray for blessings in this world and the Hereafter and guidance in the way of Allah.

Another popular wazifa for rizq is the following prayer that was taught by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him):

"Allahummagfirli warhamni wa adkhilni a'lamak: rizqan tayyiban, mustahsana, wa mutabarrikan bikulli khalqi wa arhamuk alssu'ala" (the English translation is here that “O Allah! I am asking you a good food that it is abundant and blessed in it”)

This prayer translates to: "Oh Allah! Provide me with abundant (sustenance) and good and that which please You." This du'a is recited frequently as Muslims supplicate for Allah's help to attain an increase in their rizq and the best blessings.

Along with the wazifas, people may also involve themselves with the extra duas for rizq by for instance making dua (personal prayers) for their needs/wishes, as well as reciting Quran regularly. With the purpose of earthing the link between themselves and the only Almighty Allah, Muslims strive do so by carrying out their acts of worship and supplications. This strengthens their faith from where they ask for Almighty Allah’s support and blessings and mercy touching their lives including their rizq.

It is, however, significant to highlight that the recitation of wazifas is like an instrument that can be used to reach to Allah when one is in dire need of help or blessings but not like a potion that will bring about the fruits of labors. The spirit of hard work, search for legitimate income and being caring can be instilled in the Muslims by the call to earn and behave honorably in their interactions with other people. Muslim thereby gain