The Sura is one of the 114 chapters of the Qur'an. All suras of the Koran, except the ninth, begin with the words of Bismilahir Rahmanir Rahim: "in the name of Allah the Merciful the Merciful"

All the prophets and aulia, which were sent to humanity as divine grace, in moments of difficulties and successes, troubles and joys laid their hope on Allah Almighty, surrounding themselves with an aura of du’a and invocation to Him. For all created, they became leaders, indicating the path to salvation, raising their need to be close to Allah in any circumstances by their own example.
To seek refuge with Allah is the law of life, the essence of obedience to Allah. Everything that exists on earth and in heaven obeys divine will, in the languages ​​accessible to them it commemorates the Possessor of infinite power and offers him a prayer. Proper religious education awakens the Mu’min’s inner desire to be in du’a. After all, du’a is the key to the majestic gates in the heart of mu’min, which lead to Allah.
Du’a, with each repetition, is imprinted in the soul of mu’min in the form of internal sensations, superimposed on his character, becomes one of his qualities. Therefore, the owners of exalted souls live constantly in du’a.