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The supplication at breaking the fast, in pale gold on deep ink beneath a small crescent.
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Duas for the Home

Breaking the Fast

No. 7 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe supplication at breaking the fast, in pale gold on deep ink beneath a small crescent.

What it means“The thirst has gone, the veins are moistened, and the reward is assured, if Allah wills.” Said by the Prophet on breaking his fast; recorded by Abu Dawud (2357).

Where it worksBy the dining table, where the fast is broken at sunset.

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