In the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims observe fasting and partake in a pre-dawn meal called Sehri. Alongside this meal, they recite a special prayer known as Sehri dua, seeking blessings and strength for the day ahead. This article explores the spiritual significance of Sehri dua and provides its translations in Urdu, English, and Arabic. It emphasizes the importance of incorporating Sehri dua into Ramadan rituals, such as prayer times and the Ramadan calendar, and highlights its roots in Hadith and Quranic teachings. Through Sehri dua, Muslims connect with the divine, fostering a deeper spiritual connection during the fasting month.
