Duʿa for Ease in Delivery

A Personal Dua Asking Allah for Ease in Birth

دُعَاءُ تَيْسِيرِ الْوِلَادَةِ

This wording is a permissible personal supplication asking Allah for ease. It is not a Quran verse or an authenticated Prophetic narration, and Hamila does not attach a promised childbirth outcome to it.

A mother may make dua in these words or in her own language while continuing to follow her maternity team's advice and urgent-care plan.

By Muhammed Shuweck

Duʿa for Ease in Delivery

اللَّهُمَّ يَسِّرْ وَلَا تُعَسِّرْ وَتَمِّمْ بِالْخَيْرِ

Allāhumma yassir wa lā tuʿassir, wa tammim bil-khayr.

O Allah, make it easy and do not make it difficult, and bring it to completion with goodness.

Source: General permissible supplication. Not established as a specific Qur’anic or Prophetic duʿa for childbirth.

When to Recite It

Use it as a personal dua whenever you wish. There is no established pregnancy stage, labour timing, or repetition count for this wording.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which dua should I recite during labor?

No single authenticated dua is prescribed specifically for labour. You may ask Allah for ease in any permissible words and recite established general supplications without claiming a guaranteed outcome.

Can I make dua in English during delivery?

Yes. You may make personal dua in your own language. Clearly distinguish personal wording from Quranic text and authenticated narrated supplications.

What else does the Sunnah recommend for birth?

General remembrance and dua are appropriate. Tahnik and aqiqah have their own source evidence. A report about adhan in a newborn's ear appears in Abu Dawud 5105; scholars differ about its application, so ask a qualified scholar rather than treating every listed practice as an obligation.

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