Supplication for the Blessing of Righteous Offspring

The desire to have children is a natural and heartfelt wish for many couples. In Islam, supplicating to Allah for offspring is encouraged, as children are regarded as a great blessing and a means of continuing good deeds after one’s death. Various spiritual practices and supplications (duas) have been transmitted by scholars and pious individuals to seek this divine favor, always with the understanding that results depend entirely on the Will of Allah Almighty.

The following spiritual practice is one such method that believers may perform with sincere faith and trust in Allah’s mercy.

Recommended Spiritual Practice

Those who wish to be blessed with children may perform the following Dua (remembrance of Allah) regularly after each prayer:

1. After Fajr and Isha:
   Recite Ya Mateen (يَامَتِينُ) — 41 times after each of these two prayers.
   
2. After Dhuhr and Asr:
   Recite Ya Hameed (يَاحَمِيدُ) — 41 times after each of these two prayers.
   
3. After Maghrib:
   Recite Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum (يَاحَيُّ يَاقَيُّومُ) — 41 times after the Maghrib prayer.
   

Before and after each recitation, recite Durood Shareef (صلی اللّٰہ علیہ و سلم) once.

Continue this spiritual routine until your heartfelt wish is fulfilled, In shā’ Allāh al-Karīm (by the Grace of Allah, the Most Generous).

Intention and Belief

It is mentioned that:

• If the supplicant wishes for a daughter, Allah will bless them with a daughter. 
• If the supplicant wishes for a son, Allah will bless them with a son — In shā’ Allāh al-Karīm. 

The key is steadfastness, patience, and firm faith in Allah’s decree. Every act of worship and supplication should be done with complete sincerity, avoiding any element of superstition or disbelief, and always acknowledging that only Allah grants or withholds according to His infinite wisdom.

Conclusion

The practice above is a form of zikr and dua to seek the blessing of offspring. While such spiritual routines are beneficial in nurturing hope and strengthening faith, believers must remember that ultimate outcomes rest solely with Allah. Continue to supplicate, act righteously, and place your full trust in His divine plan.

FAQs

Is this practice mentioned in the Qur’an or Hadith?

No, this specific combination of names is not directly narrated in Qur’an or authentic Hadith. It is a recommended spiritual routine practiced by pious scholars to seek Allah’s mercy.

Can both husband and wife perform this Dua?

Yes. Either spouse, or both together, may perform this zikr with sincerity and the same intention.

How long should the practice continue?

It should be continued until the desired outcome is achieved, or as long as one wishes to keep supplicating for this blessing.

Should any special precautions be taken?

Recite with cleanliness, wudu, and a pure heart. Avoid haste and maintain full concentration on Allah’s remembrance.

Can this be done for someone else (e.g., a relative)?

Yes. You may perform this zikr while making dua for someone else who wishes to have children, with a sincere intention.