Chikungunya is a viral disease spread by mosquitoes, causing severe joint pain and fever.
In moments of distress and illness, reciting dua can offer comfort and protection.
The following dua is a powerful way to seek Allah’s protection from Chikungunya and other harmful diseases.
Dua for Chikungunya
Reciting this supplication, as taught by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), is a way to seek refuge from various diseases. You can recite it as many times as you want, even if it is just once.
اللهم إني أعوذ بك من البرص والجنون، والجذام، وسيئ الأسقام
Transliteration:
“Allahumma inni a’udhu bika minal-barasi, wal-jununi, wal-judhami, wa sayyi’il-asqami”
Translation:
“O Allah! I seek refuge in You from leucoderma, insanity, leprosy, and evil diseases.”
This dua is a part of a hadith narrated by Anas (May Allah be pleased with him), where the Prophet (peace be upon him) would seek protection from these severe ailments. The supplication is recorded in Riyad as-Salihin, 1484, Book 16, Hadith 20.
Why Is This Dua Significant?
- Protection from Harmful Diseases: The dua covers a wide range of serious diseases, asking for protection from any form of harm, including Chikungunya and other viral infections.
- Seeking Allah’s Refuge: By making this dua, you acknowledge that only Allah has the power to protect from such afflictions, placing your trust in His mercy and strength.
- A Sunnah of the Prophet: This dua is directly from the practice of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), making it a part of the Sunnah and giving it added significance in terms of both spiritual and physical protection.
How Many Times Should You Recite This Dua?
- You can recite this dua as many times as you want, even if it is just once.
- Reciting it after your daily prayers or whenever you feel the need for protection is a good practice.
This dua serves as a shield against illness, reinforcing our trust in Allah’s care.
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