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The supplication after eating, set inside a terracotta niche on bone.
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Duas for the Home

After Eating

No. 5 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe supplication after eating, set inside a terracotta niche on bone.

What it means“All praise is for Allah, who fed me this and provided it for me, without any might or power on my part.” Recorded by Abu Dawud (4023) and al-Tirmidhi (3458).

Where it worksIn the dining room or kitchen, close to the table.

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The supplication for a household that has fed you, set in cream on dusk blue within a gold frame.For the HostNo. 6
The supplication at breaking the fast, in pale gold on deep ink beneath a small crescent.Breaking the FastNo. 7
The short supplication before sleep in cream on dusk blue, over a large pale crescent.Before SleepingNo. 8
The supplication on waking above a low terracotta sun rising on a horizon line.On WakingNo. 9
The supplication on putting on clothes inside a fine outlined niche on soft sage.Getting DressedNo. 10
The Quranic words for setting out on a journey, carried on a dusk-blue band across sand, with a small star above.For the JourneyNo. 11
The supplication when rain falls, inside an arched window with fine rain lines in its head.When It RainsNo. 12
The words of thanks after rain beneath three small falling drops, on dusk-tinted mist.After the RainNo. 13

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