Ending the Fast / Night

Dua'a No 1

O Allah have mercy and then make us more familiar with the righteous, more elated in the company of the distinguished, give us the cup of water from the spring of "Salsabeel", flowing over the surface, to drink, join us in wedlock with the beautiful women, in the Paradise, put at our disposal the co-operation of the energetic young helpers, well-groomed like precious pearls, serve us fruits of the paradise and meaty birds to eat, provide us clothes made of silk, pick and choose us for receiving Thy bounties in the "Night of Qadr", for going to Thy "Sacred House" for giving life in Thy cause, give favourable answer to our legitimate invocations and requests, and when Thou brings together all the people, wherever or whenever they lived, on the Day of Judgement, have mercy on us, keep us safe from the fire, let not the flames of the Hell seethe and boil us, let not Thy anger and contempt swallow us up, do not make us eat the "Zaqqoom" and "Zaree" (the thorny bitter fruits-bearing trees of the Hell), do not put us up with the devils, do not throw us with the face to the ground in the Hell, do not wrap us with the flames of the fire and the burning fluid tar. Deliver us from all the evils O "There is no god save Thou", for the sake of "There is no god save Thou"


Dua'a No. 2
Imam Jaa’far Al Saadiq (A.S.) advised the faithfuls to resite the
following Dua’a every night:

O Allah I beseech Thee that Thou, while taking decisions and rendering possible things and events decisively (decisions which cannot be changed or bypassed), write my name in the list of those pilgrims of Thy "sacred House" who pilgrimage receives Thy approval, whose efforts are appreciated, whose sins are forgiven, whose wrongdoings are overlooked; that Thou, while making decisions and rendering possible things and events; make possible for me long life, goodness, welfare, and enough means of livelihood, and let me be like him whom Thou helps with Thy Religion; not substituting any other in my place

Dua'a No. 3
It is mentioned in "Anees ul S’aalih’een" that the following Dua’a
may be recited every night:

I take refuge with the majesty of Thy generous aspects, from that which weight heavy upon me in the month of Ramazan, or any night in this month departs and the day breaks but I do not carry out any of the duties imposed by Thee, or any sin that Thou may find fit for reprisal.