DUA AFTER ENTERING THE HOUSE
Transliteration: Bismillahi walajna, wa bismillahi kharajna wa alaa rabanaa tawakalna
Translation: In the name of Allah, we enter; in the name of Allah, we leave and upon our Lord we place our trust
FAQ
What is the dua to recite when entering the house?
The dua to recite when entering the house is: “Allahumma inni as’aluka khairal maulij wa khairal makhrij Bismil-lahi walajna, wabismil-lahi kharajna, wa ala Rabbina tawakkalna.” In English, it translates to: “O Allah, I ask You for good when entering and when exiting. In the name of Allah we enter and in the name of Allah we exit, and in Allah our Lord we put our trust.”
Why should we say this dua when entering the house?
Reciting this dua upon entering the home invokes Allah’s protection, repels Satan, and blesses the home and family. According to Islamic teachings, mentioning Allah’s name when entering prevents Satan from finding a place in the home and keeps him from interfering with family harmony and well-being
Is it necessary to greet family members with salaam after reciting the dua?
Yes, it is highly recommended to greet family members with “As-salamu Alaikum” (peace be upon you) after saying the dua. This greeting spreads peace and blessings within the home and strengthens familial bonds
What are the benefits of reciting this dua?
Reciting the dua brings divine protection, guidance, and peace into the home. It helps in maintaining a spiritual connection with Allah and acts as a reminder for everyone to conduct themselves with Islamic values within the home
Can children recite this dua when entering the house?
Yes, it’s beneficial to teach children this dua as it helps them establish a habit of remembering Allah in daily actions, fostering mindfulness and a strong faith connection from an early age