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You all do realize there's one week left only of these lectures and Salat at Tarawiyah.

Our chathom Quran will be on Friday night.

Saturday will be the last day of fasting next Saturday.

And then Sunday will be Aid.

So, subhannallah, these are the last days.

We need to be making sure we're doing our maximum

110% inshallah. So because we're winding down the Dua series, I will have to cut short

the etiquettes. Today will be the last of the etiquettes and then tomorrow we'll do other topics

related to Dua. Otherwise, of course, this is a much longer topic and I do have a large book on this you can look it up it's called

Dua the weapon of the believer so all of these are discussed in more detail today

we're going to wind down the etiquettes by doing three or four miscellaneous

etiquettes that we should all be aware of of the etiquettes of Dukh

that the Quran really teaches us quite clearly is that Dua should be made first

and foremost we begin with ourselves,

and then we immediately bring in loved ones and the entire Umma.

All too often, we restrict doa only to ourselves, and this is not in the spirit of Islam.

We should widen.

We should be generous.

What do we lose by making doua for other people? Making Dua for others, making Dua for the Ummah is a sign of love,

a sign of iman, a sign of solidarity. And the Quran is full. There are too many examples to give.

You make Dua for yourself, you begin with yourself, obviously,

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