Most of us were taught what to say in du'a. Far fewer were taught how — which is why so many people describe their du'a as going through the motions.
This handbook draws on Ibn al-Qayyim's writing about the conditions and manners of supplication and turns it into something usable: what weakens a du'a, what strengthens it, when to make it, and how to bring khushu' into it rather than hoping it arrives on its own.
Part of Ibn Daud's Original Handbook series — structured, illustrated throughout, with space to reflect as you work through it.
