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The supplication on seeing the new crescent, in deep blue on mist beneath a small crescent.
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Duas for the Home

The First Moon

No. 50 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe supplication on seeing the new crescent, in deep blue on mist beneath a small crescent.

What it means“O Allah, bring it over us with blessing and faith, with safety and Islam. My Lord and your Lord is Allah.” Said on sighting the new crescent; recorded by al-Tirmidhi (3451).

Where it worksBy a window where the new moon can be watched for.

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The supplication for entering the home, set in a sage doorway with a terracotta frame on bone.Entering the HomeNo. 1
The supplication for leaving the home inside a dusk-blue doorway framed in gold on parchment.Leaving the HomeNo. 2
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The words for one who forgot to say Bismillah at the start of a meal, inside a fine double frame on parchment.If You ForgetNo. 4
The supplication after eating, set inside a terracotta niche on bone.After EatingNo. 5
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

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