Here I am in Your home, O Lord,
Hands raised high, my heart outpoured.
Begging Your mercy, forgiveness of years,
Heart overwhelmed, eyes wet with tears.
I come with my soul, heavy yet sincere,
Seeking Your guidance, drawing You near.
My faults laid bare, my sins confessed,
In Your boundless mercy, I find my rest.
My duas rise, unending,here they flow,
I recite and pray, my voice soft, and low.
Intentions clear, devotion so pure,
I seek Your pleasure, Your love secure.
O Allah, cleanse my heart from doubt and fear,
Let my faith shine bright, crystal clear.
Guide my steps on Your straight way,
Through every night, into every day.
I pray for the highest place in Jannah’s sky,
Your love my goal, Your wrath never nigh.
Place my book of deeds in my right hand,
Make my path easy, as You have planned.
I come to Your door, yearning for change,
Let me not return unchanged or estranged.
Transform my heart, renew my soul,
Make me steadfast, complete, and whole.
Grant me patience in trials, strength in pain,
Peace in my heart like gentle breeze and soothing rain.
Let my actions be guided by Your bright light,
Keep me humble, grateful, and steadfast upright.
O Allah, protect my family, and my friends,
Bless their lives until this world ends.
Guide our hearts, our words, our ways,
Let us worship You all of our living days.
Forgive my parents, their sacrifices, their love,
Grant them mercy from Your throne above.
Bless my siblings, nieces, and nephews too,
Let Your light in their lives always shine through.
Forgive the departed, grant them Your grace,
Place them in gardens, Your sacred space.
Let their graves be wide, their souls at ease,
No torment, no darkness, only Your peace.
O Allah, let my deeds be my shield,
Let my prayers rise and never yield.
Grant me wisdom to act with wisdom and care,
Compassion for all,and Your presence aware.
Guide me through hardships, through joy, through strife,
Let Your remembrance be the center of my life.
Remove from me pride, envy, and fear,
Fill me with love that draws You near.
When my time comes to leave this world,
Let my soul sail to You, unfurled.
Light my grave, make it a garden bright,
Bless my Barzakh with Your radiant light.
O Allah, make my heart soft, my faith strong,
Let me serve You all my life long.
Grant me mercy, guidance, love, and grace,
Until I stand before You face to face.
Guide my tongue to speak only truth,
Guide my heart, my mind, my youth.
Let my intentions pure, my actions right,
And fill my nights with devotion bright.
Here in Your home, I pour my plea,
Mold me, guide me, forever near Thee.
Let my life be a reflection of Your love,
Until I rise to dwell with You above.
I enter Madinah, my heart undone,
A beautiful city under the shining sun.
O Allah, was this Your quiet call,
Or is it my longing standing tall?
The air feels soaked fresh in prayer,
Tears ready to shed, my love laid bare.
Every stone here has something to say,
Of the nights people bowed and the dawns they prayed.
The rugs on the floor, the umbrella open high,
My heart feels peace, and thoughts rising to the sky.
The azaan, the duas, the voices the crowd,
Nothing feels hard, heavy, blaring or loud.
Every step I take- feels closer to "Rasul" ﷺ,
My love for him, effortless, no tool.
Here lived a man who chose the light,
Who taught the world how to be right.
He walked with mercy, long and wide.
No pride in his heart, no harshness inside.
He answered harm with gentlest grace,
Left room for God in every little space.
He lived for Allah, through Allah alone,
His trust for HIM deep into his bone.
His nights were long with trembling praying hands,
His days were spent where suffering stands.
He fed the hungry, broken hearted and the poor,
He sat on the ground, making duas for them more.
A patched up cloak, yet his heart so wide,
World transformed around where he would reside.
He wept for us before we came,
Carried our burdens, spoke our name.
A mercy sent to all, to those who stray,
Like a lantern burning on the darkest way.
O Allah, teach me that kind of seeing,
That gentle strength, that sacred being.
Let me live less loud, love more true,
Let my life lean closer nearer to You.
My duas unravel, thread by thread,
Some born out of hope, some born from dread.
Hear my prayers that I cannot strongly frame,
The ones that tremble weak without a name.
Do not let me leave this sacred place
Without Your mark, without Your trace.
Break what blocks me, mend what’s torn,
Let me be quietly restored and reborn.
Grant me success that outlives my breath,
Let this light carry beyond my death.
No applause now, not fleeting gain,
But peace and content when nothing else remains.
O Allah, gather the souls that I truly love,
Tie us together in mercy O You up above.
In this world and let the next be the same,
Stronger in faith together, living by Your name.
When the judgement Day arrives with open skies,
When truth stands bare before all eyes,
Make our reckoning easy, gentle and kind,
Leave heavy fear, regret and agony far behind.
Place mercy where our deeds fall short,
Let forgiveness be our guaranteed final resort.
Set our scales heavy with kindness there,
Answer our hope with answered prayer.
When the bridge feels narrow, sharp, and long,
When hearts beat loud worrying about the right and wrong,
Hold us steady, please do not let us fall or delay,
Carry us through it safe to a brighter permanent way.
And when Jannah finally comes to my sight,
A scene so vivid washed in endless light,
Let me walk behind Rasul, deserving If I could claim,
Shower me with Your mercy again and again.
Place me near Rasul ﷺ, please make this true.
Along with those who tried with faith, and those who came through.
With companions of him, whose hearts were clean,
Let us walk into gardens promised, unseen and serene.
Give us a home where loss no longer stays,
Let it be the place where tears are healed into praise.
Where every broken prayer finds a special place,
Everything turns worth and Answered when I see Your face.
This is my plea from the sacred Madinah’s ground,
From a soul so poor still learning how to be found.
O Allah—do not let this be my end incomplete here,
Please please please Rasul and me together in Jannah, near.