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Which is Most Beloved: Istighfar, Salawat, or General Dhikr?

As-salamu alaykum. I'm trying to understand which of these three brings the most joy to Allah and which one is best for getting my duas answered. I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed, and doing 1000 of each every day is really hard. I have to focus on my studies, so my time is limited. I know Sayyidul Istighfar and Durood-e-Ibrahimi are considered the best in their categories, but what about general dhikr? What's the best form of that? Please share what other acts of worship you do and how your duas have been accepted. (I'm aware of Tahajjud.) How do you structure your dua? I use the sandwich method-praise Allah, send salawat, then ask.

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Tahajjud is key, but you know that. I also make dua in sujood, that's where you're closest to Allah. Keep it simple.

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Don't burn out. The most beloved deeds are consistent ones, even if small. Pick a few adhkar and stick with them daily.

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For general dhikr, 'SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahil Azim' is heavy on the scales. Light on tongue.

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Best to combine: istighfar opens doors, salawat brings peace, and general dhikr keeps heart alive. You don't need 1000 each.

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I noticed my duas get answered when I'm consistent with small acts, like 33 subhanAllah, 33 alhamdulillah, 34 Allahu akbar after each salah.

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Quality over quantity, man. I do 100 istighfar and 100 salawat, plus some morning and evening adhkar. It's manageable with studies.

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Sandwich method is good, but also add sending salawat at the beginning and end of dua. It's like wrapping your request in blessings.

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Bro, don't stress. Allah knows your heart. Salawat on the Prophet is a guaranteed response, even one time. Make it easy on yourself.

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