2 Surahs for Rizq, Wealth, and money problems

There are 2 Surahs in the Holy Quran that different Sheikhs recommend reciting for rizq, wealth, success, and to avoid money problems.

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Surah Fajr

Reciting Surah Fajr is recommended by spiritual healers to avoid problems related to the scarcity of Rizq, wealth, success, and money. If you read its meaning, it is a perfect recipe to escape financial trouble.

How to Recite?

It should be recited after the Fajr Prayer to seek benefit from Allah.

• The reader should focus on its meaning to understand what Allah is trying to say in this chapter.
• Say dua asking for Allah’ Rehma because Allah accepts the dua after every good deed and Qur’an recitation.

Why Surah Fajr?

Surah Fajr is highly effective for wealth and provisions rizq due to its focus on critical issues that often hinder individuals from enjoying the blessings of abundance. Allah addresses these issues in the Surah;

Ingratitude

And as for man, when his Lord tries him and [thus] is generous to him and favors him, he says, “My Lord has honored me.” – Fajr 89:15

Gratitude increases blessings, while neglecting to thank Allah can lead to their decrease.

Entitled Attitude

But when He tests them by limiting their provision, they protest, “My Lord has ˹undeservedly˺ humiliated me!” – Fajr 89:16

Verse 16 exposes the flawed mindset of feeling entitled to blessings. When individuals experience a decrease in wealth due to their ingratitude and mistakes, they complain instead of gracefully accepting their situation. Recognizing that everything is a gift from Allah is crucial.

Neglecting the Orphan

Absolutely not! In fact, you are not ˹even˺ gracious to the orphan. – Fajr 89:17

Verse 17 emphasizes the importance of honoring and supporting orphans. This includes providing moral, emotional, and financial assistance.

Neglecting the Poor

nor do you urge one another to feed the poor. – Fajr 89:18

Verse 18 emphasizes the significance of feeding and supporting the needy. Initiating a charity campaign and seeking Allah’s help in this endeavor is vital.

Money as a Deity

Verse 20 warns against making money the center of one’s life. Treating wealth as a deity leads to its control over individuals. Instead, one should appreciate Allah’s blessings and avoid prioritizing wealth over spiritual values.

By addressing these issues and implementing the teachings of Surah Fajr, individuals can cultivate gratitude, support the needy, and avoid the pitfalls that hinder the blessings of wealth and rizq in their lives.

Surah Waqiah

Many Islamic scholars recommend those who want to increase rizq wealth, success and reduce money problems, and protect against poverty and debt recite Surah Waqia.

How to Recite?

Muslims believe reciting surah Waqiah after the Maghrib prayer can benefit them financially. This is why this surah is recited as a supplication to increase wealth. 

Focusing on its meaning and understanding its translation is beneficial when reciting Surah Waqiah as part of our daily recitation.

Why Surah Waqia?

Surah Waqiah emphasizes the importance of gratitude in several of its verses, aligning with Allah’s promise in Surah Ibrahim (Verse 7) that appreciation leads to an increase.

• If you are grateful, I will certainly give you more. – Ibrahim 14:7

Gratitude acts as a magnet for blessings, as it is part of Allah’s divine law that when we appreciate Him for what we have, He multiplies those blessings in our lives.

By deeply internalizing the verses in our own language through regular recitation, we begin to cultivate a mindset that attracts financial abundance and shields us from various economic challenges such as poverty, unemployment, debt, and scarcity of resources.

Conclusion

To conclude, the two surahs emphasize the importance of gratitude in most of their verses. Hence by immersing ourselves in the teachings of these two surahs and actively practicing gratitude for our existing financial resources, regardless of their magnitude, we can witness firsthand the increase and blessings bestowed upon them.