#436
يَا حَيُّ، يَا قَيُّوْمُ
Transliteration
Yaa Hayyu yaa Qayyoom
Translation
O Ever Living One, O Eternal One.
Dua #436•Hasan (Haisami). Tabarani: 4817
Battle Dua from the Prophet ﷺ (Ya hayyu ya qayyum)
Dua for HelpStress Relief DuaIsm e AzamVictory DuaHardship Dua
Note
Ali (RA) said: "On the day of Badr, after some fighting, I ran to check on the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ). He was in sajdah, repeating only ya hayyu ya qayyum (O Ever Living One, O Eternal One). I went back to fight. Later I returned - same thing. He was in sajdah saying the same words. I went to fight again. When I came back, he was still in sajdah with the same dua. Then Allah gave him (ﷺ) victory. This hadith shows us how to make dua through dhikr. This way of asking Allah works best.
Benefits & Virtues
Surah Fatiha protects Muslims from jinn, brings Allah's help and mercy, shows the way to safety, and keeps hearts near to Him in all of life.
- Read Al Fatiha with Iman - it keeps jinn and shaitan far away.
- Bismillahir rahmanir rahim in this surah brings Allah's protection from jinn.
- Alhamdulillah rabbil alamin makes Barakah and Amal grow in Muslim homes.
- Ihdinas siratal mustaqim keeps Muslims safe and on the straight path.
- Use surah fatiha as ruqyah - it brings healing, peace, and safety from evil.
- When to Recite Dua Asking Allah for Help
Common Questions
These are Allah's names. Ya hayyu ya qayyum means The Ever-Living and The Sustainer. Muslims call Allah by these names in dua to ask for help and care.
This dua solves problems, removes troubles, and brings fast help from Allah. It's well-known for asking Allah's care and safety in hard times.
Some say recite ya hayyu ya qayyum 1000 times after fajr. Do this for 14 days to ask Allah for help and success. Saying it many days is seen as good.
O Allah, we ask You to face them for us and protect us from their harm. O Allah, You are my helper and supporter. With You I act, with You I move, and with Your help I fight.
Victory duas ask Allah to help you, guide you, and make you win over enemies or problems. Muslims say these duas when they need help to succeed or beat a challenge.