Dua For New Clothes

Introduction

When Muslims receive new clothes, it is traditional to make a dua, or prayer, to thank Allah for the blessing of new clothing. This dua can be recited before wearing the clothes for the first time, or at any time afterwards. The following is a traditional dua for new clothes:

“Alhamdullilahil ladhi kasanani hadha wa razaqanihi min ghairi hawlin minni wa la quwwatin. Allahumma baarik lana fi rizqina wa afina min khashyatihi wa karhina min fawrihi. Allahumma a’inni ala thawbi wa ala libasi, wa ala zinati, wa ala jalabi, wa ala kulli khayrin. Allahumma inni as’aluka khaira rizqin wa a’oodhu bika min sharri rizqin wa sharri ma sa’alaka.”

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Conclusion

In conclusion, making a dua for new clothes is a traditional and meaningful way for Muslims to express gratitude to Allah for the blessings of new clothing. The dua can be recited before wearing the clothes for the first time or at any time afterwards, and it serves as a reminder to appreciate the provision and blessings from Allah. Additionally, it is a way to seek Allah’s protection and guidance in using the clothes in a way that is pleasing to Him. Making a dua for new clothes is a simple but powerful way to express appreciation and humility before Allah.

FAQ'S

Q: When should I make the dua for new clothes?

It’s traditional to make the dua before wearing the clothes for the first time, but it can be recited at any time afterwards as well.

Q: Can I make the dua for any new clothes or just specific types?

The dua can be made for any new clothes, regardless of type or material.

Q: Is the dua for new clothes mandatory?

The dua for new clothes is not mandatory, but it is a traditional and meaningful way for Muslims to express gratitude to Allah for the blessings of new clothing.

Q: Can I make the dua in my own words?

While traditional dua’s are more common and recommended, it is permissible to make the dua in your own words as long as the intention and content align with the traditional dua.

Q: Can non-Muslims make the dua for new clothes?

While the dua is specific to Islamic tradition, non-Muslims can also make a prayer or expression of gratitude for new clothes in their own way.