The supplication on Sundays

In the Name of Allah, the All-compassionate, the All-merciful.

In the name of Allah, from whom I hope for nothing but bounty,

I fear nothing but justice,

I rely upon nothing but His word,

and I cling to nothing but His Rope.

In You do I seek sanctuary— O Possessor of pardon and good pleasure—

from wrong and enmity,

from the vicissitudes of time

from recurrence of sorrows,

from the striking of mishaps,

and from the expiration of the term before preparation and readiness.

From You do I seek guidance to that wherein is righteousness and setting aright.

From You do I seek help in that which is linked to success and favorable response.

From You do I desire for the garment of wellbeing and its completion,

and the covering of health and its permanence.

I seek refuge in You, O my Lord, from the evil suggestions of the devils.

I seek protection in Your sovereignty from the injustice of the sovereigns.

So, (please) accept my past prayers and fasting,

make my morrow and what is after it better than my present hour and my day,

exalt me in my clan and people,

and protect me in my waking and sleep,

for You are Allah, the Best Guardian,

and You are the most Merciful of all those who show mercy.

O Allah, I repudiate, before You on this day of mine

and on all Sundays that follow it,

polytheism and atheism.

I devote my supplication sincerely to You,

addressing myself to Your response.

I observe the acts of obedience to You

for hope of gaining Your rewards.

So, (please) bless Muhammad, the best of Your creation

and the caller to Your truth,

and fortify me with Your almightiness, which is invulnerable,

protect me with Your Eye, which never sleeps,

and seal my affair by acting devoutly to You

and my life with forgiveness!

Surely, You are the All-forgiving, the All-compassionate!