The Ramadan challenge
Ramadan 2027: one du'a a day
Ramadan is the month your du'a is most likely to be answered. Instead of scrolling the same ten copied lines, turn each day into a personal du'a for what you are actually living, in the way of the Prophet ﷺ. Join early, and be there from the first night.
Be ready for the first night
Join now and we will notify you the moment Nida is live, in time to start the challenge on day one of Ramadan, in shā' Allah.
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What the challenge is
Thirty days, one personal du'a a day. You tell Nida what you are carrying that day, a worry, a hope, someone you love, a sin you want to leave behind, and it shapes it into a du'a on the Prophetic structure: praise, blessings on the Prophet ﷺ, then your need. A gentle reminder brings it back at the blessed hours (the last third of the night, before iftar, the Friday hour), and every du'a you keep becomes a star in your living sky, so you watch the month fill up.
Why Ramadan changes everything
The Prophet ﷺ taught that the fasting person has a du'a that is not turned away, and the last ten nights hold Laylat al-Qadr, a single night better than a thousand months (Qur'an 97:3). This is the one month where a habit of du'a is easiest to build and most rewarded. The challenge is simply a way not to let it slip by unasked.
Start reading now
While you wait, prepare with the Ramadan reads: the du'as of Ramadan, the du'a of Laylatul Qadr, the iftar du'a, and the growing du'a library.