- 19.04.2026
Prayer for breakfast
Here is the traditional supplication of the Prophet, peace be upon him, upon breaking the fast. We ask Allah to accept your fasts and acts of obedience. Written Supplication for Breaking the Fast: “The thirst has gone, and the veins have been moistened.” Narrated by Abu Dawud and al-Darqutni. Repetition: 1. The reward is assured, if Allah wills. Narrated by Abu Dawud and al-Darqutni. Repetition: 1 The Importance and Virtue of the Supplication for Breaking the Fast The supplication for breaking the fast is considered one of the great Sunnah practices that the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, was keen to observe; it represents a moment of thanks and gratitude to Allah, the Exalted, for the blessing of completing the fast and facilitating worship. Reciting this supplication instills a sense of peace and tranquility in the believer’s heart, as he remembers that his fatigue and thirst were not in vain, but rather have yielded a great reward and forgiveness from Allah. Furthermore, the moment of breaking the fast is one of the times when supplications are most likely to be answered, making it a golden opportunity to draw closer to the Creator, Glorified and Exalted be He, to seek His bounty and mercy, and to renew one’s sincere intention to continue in acts of obedience with faith and sincerity. Recommended Times and Circumstances for the Iftar Supplication Summary of the Iftar Supplication In conclusion, the iftar supplication is a blessed Prophetic Sunnah and a great moment to express gratitude to Allah, the Exalted, for the blessing of completing the fast and facilitating worship. Consistently reciting this supplication with reverence at its recommended times increases peace of mind and multiplies one’s reward and forgiveness. We ask Allah to accept your fasts and righteous deeds, and to answer your supplications.
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