Assalamu Alaikum.
Tonight is the 23rd night—one of the strongest candidates for Laylatul Qadr.
Many scholars believe it could be THE night. The night worth more than 83 years.
The night when angels descend. The night when your destiny is sealed.
If you've been saving your energy, tonight is the night to unleash it. If you've been holding back, tonight is when you give it EVERYTHING.
This could be the most important night of your entire life.
Day 23
Thursday, March 12, 2026
1) Read These In The Morning: After Fajr
Morning Dua for the Night of Decree
ุงููููููู ูู ุจููููุบูููู ููููููุฉู ุงููููุฏูุฑู ููุงุฌูุนูููููุง ุฎูููุฑูุง ููู ู ููู ุฃููููู ุดูููุฑู
Translation
O Allah, allow me to reach Laylatul Qadr and make it better for me than a thousand months.
Significance
This dua is asking Allah for two things: first, to allow you to reach Laylatul Qadrโbecause not everyone makes it to these nights.
Second, to make it truly better than 1,000 months for youโmeaning your worship is accepted, your duas are answered, your sins are forgiven, and your name is written among the saved.
Don't assume you'll automatically benefit from Laylatul Qadr just because you're alive.
You have to ask Allah to give you the tawfiq (divine enablement) to worship on that night and for it to be accepted.
Dua of Prophet Yunus in the Darkness
ููุง ุฅููููฐูู ุฅููููุง ุฃูููุชู ุณูุจูุญูุงูููู ุฅููููู ููููุชู ู ููู ุงูุธููุงููู ูููู
Translation
There is no god but You. Glory be to You. Indeed, I have been of the wrongdoers.
Significance
This is the dua that saved Prophet Yunus (ุนููู ุงูุณูุงู
) from the belly of the whale in the depths of darkness (Quran 21:87).
The Prophet Muhammad ๏ทบ said, "No Muslim calls upon Allah with this dua for anything except that Allah will answer him" (Tirmidhi).
Say it constantly today and tonight. When you're in the depths of despair, guilt, or regretโthis dua is your lifeline.
Allah saved Yunus from physical darkness. He can save you from spiritual darkness.
Ramadan Day 23 Special Dua
ุงููููููู ูู ุงุบูุณูููููู ููููู ู ููู ุงูุฐูููููุจูุ ููุทููููุฑูููู ููููู ู ููู ุงููุนููููุจูุ ููุงู ูุชูุญููู ููููุจูู ููููู ุจูุชูููููู ุงูููููููุจูุ ููุง ู ูููููู ุนูุซูุฑูุงุชู ุงููู ูุฐูููุจูููู
Translation
O Allah, on this day, wash me from sins, purify me from faults, test my heart with the consciousness of hearts, O You who overlooks the mistakes of the sinful.
Significance
This is a dua of complete spiritual cleansing.
You're asking Allah to wash youโlike washing dirt off your bodyโfrom every sin. To purify you from every fault and character flaw. And to test your heart with Taqwa (God-consciousness)โmeaning to strengthen it, to make it aware of Allah at all times.
And you're calling on Allah by the name Muqeel 'Atharatil Mudhnibeenโthe One who overlooks the stumbles and falls of sinners.
That's you. That's me. That's all of us.
We stumble. We fall. But Allah is the One who lifts us back up when we turn to Him.
What to Read: Deep Into Juz 8
Continue reading Juz 8, focusing on Surah Al-A'raf, particularly the stories of Prophets Musa (ุนููู ุงูุณูุงู ) and the warnings about arrogance and heedlessness.
Surah Al-A'raf tells the story of those who were elevated (the believers on the heights) and those who were humiliated (the people of the Fire).
It's a surah about choices—choosing guidance over misguidance, humility over arrogance, obedience over rebellion.
When you read the verse,
"And remember your Lord within yourself in humility and in fear without being apparent in speech—in the mornings and the evenings. And do not be among the heedless" (7:205)
Stop!
This verse is commanding you to remember Allah constantly—not loudly or for show, but quietly, humbly, in your heart.
Morning and evening. Every day. And the warning at the end? "Do not be among the heedless."
Heedlessness is the disease of our time—distraction, forgetfulness, living on autopilot. These last nights are your cure.
Stay present. Stay aware. Stay connected.
2) Your Specific Task: The "All-Night Worship Challenge"
Tonight could be Laylatul Qadr. So tonight, you're going ALL IN.
Your Task: Stay awake the ENTIRE night in worship. From Maghrib until Fajr.
Here's the schedule:
6:05 PM - Maghrib:
- Break your fast mindfully
- Pray Maghrib on time
- Read 10 pages of Quran
7:10 PM - Isha & Taraweeh:
- Pray Isha in congregation (or at home)
- Pray full Taraweeh with focus
- Make long dua after Witr
9:00 PM - 11:00 PM:
- Read another 10 pages of Quran
- Make dua from your list
- Give Sadaqah (even $1)
11:00 PM - 1:00 AM:
- Sleep for 2 hours (power nap to recharge)
1:00 AM - 5:01 AM (Fajr):
- Wake up for Tahajjud
- Make fresh wudu
- Pray at least 8 rak'ahs of Qiyam al-Layl (slow, focused)
- Read the final 10 pages of Quran (completing your 1 Juz)
- Make extensive dua—go through your entire list
- Recite "Allahumma innaka 'afuwwun tuhibbul 'afwa fa'fu 'anni" over and over
- Cry if the tears come. Beg if you need to. This is your moment.
5:01 AM - Fajr:
- Pray Fajr on time
- Stay sitting on your prayer mat
- Make more dua until sunrise
Why?
Because, the Prophet ๏ทบ said, "Whoever stands in prayer on Laylatul Qadr with faith and seeking reward, all his previous sins will be forgiven" (Sahih al-Bukhari).
You don't know if tonight is THE night.
But if it is, and you slept through it, you'll regret it for the rest of your life.
So don't sleep. Not tonight. Give this night everything you've got.
A Little Brotherly/Sisterly Advice for Day 23
Let me paint you a picture.
It's the Day of Judgment. You're standing in front of Allah. The angels are presenting your deeds.
And then they show you a replay of this night. The 23rd night of Ramadan 2026.
You see yourself sleeping. While angels descended. While destinies were written. While duas were being answered. While sins were being erased.
You slept through it.
And now, standing in front of Allah, you see what COULD have been.
You see the version of yourself who stayed up. Who prayed. Who cried. Who begged for forgiveness.
And you see the reward they received. The forgiveness. The elevation. The doors that opened.
And you realize: "That could have been me."
But it wasn't. Because you chose sleep over salvation.
Now let me ask you: How would you feel in that moment?
Would you feel regret? Would you wish you could come back? Would you beg for just one more chance?
Well, here's the good news: You're not on Judgment Day yet. You still have the chance. Tonight.
This is your one more chance.
Don't waste it.
I don't care how tired you are. I don't care how busy your day was. I don't care if you have work tomorrow.
One night. That's all you're giving up. One night of sleep.
In exchange for a night worth more than 83 years of worship.
That's 30,000+ nights of worship. For ONE night of staying awake.
You'd be a fool to sleep through that.
So here's what you're going to do:
1. Sleep for 2 hours after Taraweeh (9 PM - 11 PM). That's enough to recharge.
2. Set THREE alarms for 1:00 AM. Put your phone across the room so you have to get up to turn it off.
3. Splash cold water on your face. Make fresh wudu. Wake yourself up.
4. Start praying. Even if you're tired. Even if your body is resisting. Just start. The energy will come.
5. Don't stop until Fajr. Pray. Read Quran. Make dua. Cry. Beg. Pour your heart out.
And I promise you—when the sun rises tomorrow morning and you've stayed up the entire night worshiping Allah, you'll feel something you've never felt before.
Pride. Accomplishment. Peace.
And the knowledge that if tonight was Laylatul Qadr, you didn't miss it.
You were there. Fully present. Giving it everything you had.
And that feeling? That's worth more than any amount of sleep.
Set your alarms RIGHT NOW. 1:00 AM. Three alarms. Do it before you keep reading. This is THE night. Don't let it slip away.
PS: If you want, you can check out the day 22 where we discussed on a different things.
See you tomorrow for Day 24.
Fight for your Akhirah like your life depends on it.
Because it does.
