Dua for Travelling (Safar Ki Dua) in English for Safe Travel

[Mohammed Tadeeb]

"Subhanallazi Sak Khara Lana Haaza Wama Qunna Lahu Muqreneena Wa Inna Ila Rabbena Lamun Qaleboon"

"Glory to him who has bought this vehicle under our control, though we were unable to control it ourselves, and indeed, to our lord, we will surely return."

The scholars of Islam also said that when a person travels after reciting the travel dua on the belief and trust of Allah, Allah protects the traveller.

Whether you are travelling on any type of vehicles, safar ki dua for car and flight is the same.

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[good logic]

Welcome to the forum.
Join the club and travel with us.
Some light quotes/stories about traveling:

Travel is what you do to get away from the religion of your folks.
Business Travel is one excuse that you can give your folks to go on vacation away from their religion.
Study Travel is when you want to travel and don't want to study their religion..

A man on holiday in Spain  thought he would email his sister back in England. But he made a typo, so instead of sending it to Emilia khan, he sent it to Amina khan, the wife of a recently deceased Imam.. When she read it, she fainted. It read: "Arrived safely, but it sure is hot down here."

Q: What goes through towns, up hills, and down hills but never moves? A: The road!

I didn't realize how bad of a driver I was until my satnav said, "In 400 feet, do a slight right, stop, and let me out."

We are all time travelers moving at the speed of exactly 60 minutes per hour.

GOD bless you.
Peace.

[abdul14]

Your interest in exploring prayers, especially for travel, is commendable. For a comprehensive understanding of the Dua for Travelling (Safar ki Dua) and the associated benefits of recitation, I recommend checking out the article at https://prayerfulsoul.com/safar-ki-dua-dua-for-travelling/. It not only provides the dua itself but also delves into the profound benefits that can be derived from incorporating this prayer into your travel rituals. May your journeys be blessed and safe.