Many people are keen to take advantage of the month of Ramadan to pray constantly and ask God to accept good deeds during His blessed days.
It is recommended to recite some supplications before breaking the fast throughout the days of the blessed month of Ramadan, including: “O God, I have fasted for you, and upon your sustenance I have broken my fast, the thirst has gone, the veins have been wet, and the reward has been confirmed, God willing.”
“O God, accept my fasting, my prayers, my good deeds, and overlook my bad deeds.”
Before the Maghrib call to prayer and eating iftar, one can pray in more than one form, including: “O God, I ask you, by your mercy that encompasses all things, to forgive me.” “O God, give us good in this world and good in the hereafter, and protect us from the torment of the Fire.”
“Praise be to God, a lot of good and blessed praise, just as our Lord loves and is satisfied. Oh God, praise be to You according to the number of Your creation, the satisfaction of Yourself, and the ink of Your words.”
“Praise be to God, a great deal of good and blessed praise, as our Lord loves and is pleased with. O God, praise be to You according to the number of Your creation, Your self-satisfaction, the weight of Your throne, and the ink of Your words.
“O God, forgive me, have mercy on me, grant me health, provide for me, and reward me.”
“O God, write us to You among those who are thankful and grant us a heart that is not happy except by calling upon You, a mind that is not guided except by knowing You, and a soul that is not happy except by remembering You, thanking You, and worshiping You well.”
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