“Call upon Me, and I will answer you.” (Surah Ghāfir 40:60)
This Ramadhan, step into a daily moment of calm, connection, and closeness to Allah.
Embrace invites you to join our Ramadhan video series – Call On Me, I Will Answer – featuring 30 powerful duʿās and remembrances, one for each day of this blessed month.
Each short video offers a carefully selected supplication from the Qur’an or authentic Sunnah, brought to life through gentle, heart-centred reflections by our respected scholars and teachers. These are duʿās for moments of fear and hope, grief and gratitude – words to return to when life feels heavy, and when faith needs anchoring.
This series is designed to be simple, nourishing, and deeply personal – something you can return to daily, whether alone, with family, or shared with loved ones.
What This Series Offers
🌙 30 Daily Duʿās for Ramadhan
Short, accessible videos to accompany your fasting days and quiet nights.
🤲 Heart-Soothing Reflections
Bite-size insights into the meanings, contexts, and spiritual power of each supplication.
📖 Rooted in Revelation
All duʿās are taken from the Qur’an or the authentic Sunnah, helping you build a practice grounded in certainty.
💛 For Real Life, Real Struggles
These are duʿās for anxiety, loss, loneliness, hardship, patience, reliance, and hope – reminders that Allah hears every whisper of the heart.
How to Join the Series
📲 Daily videos throughout Ramadhan
Shared across our social media platforms.
We encourage you to:
- Take a few minutes each day to watch and reflect
- Share the videos with friends and family
- Make duʿā’ together – at home, at ifṭār, or before sujūd
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Our Esteemed Contributors
We are honoured to be joined by a diverse group of respected scholars, teachers, and reciters from around the world, each offering reflections rooted in compassion, knowledge, and lived experience.
Sheikh Yahya Ibrahim
Shaykha Umm Jamaaluddin
Sheikh Ashiqur Rahman
Imam Wasim Kempson
Sheikh Alomgir Ali
Sheikh Omar Hajaj
Sheikh Saalim Al Azhari
Shaykha Saleha Bukhari
Muftiya Nasima Umm Hamza
Sheikh Junaid Dar
Ustadh Asif Uddin
Na’ima B Robert
Ustadha Youssra Kandil
Ustadha Haleh Banani
Ustadha Zohra Sarwari
Ustadha Sharrifa Carlo
Sheikh Mustafa Omar
Sheikh Ziyad Batha
Dr. Uthman Lateef
Sheikh Asif Uddin
Ustadh Haaris Abdussamad
Sheikh Musa Abu Zaghleh
Sheikh Omer El Hamdoon
Sheikh Farid Haibatan
Ustadha Sumaya Hasan
Ustadha Marjaan Ali
Ustadha Ola Shoubaki
Ustadh Rehan Salim
Qari Ishaaq Jasat
Ustadh Abu Anas
Ustadha Umm Talha
Qari Ilyaas Badr
Ustadh Dawood Yahya
Why Watch During Ramadhan?
- Deepen Your Connection to Allah
In the month of the Mercy, let your heart reconnect with Him through duʿā’. - Strengthen Your Duʿā’ Practice
Learn supplications you can memorise and return to in sujūd, at ifṭār, and in the depths of the night. - Find Peace in Uncertain Times
Allow the remembrance of Allah to bring calm to your fast, your thoughts, and your worries. - Make the Most of Answered Moments
Ramadhan holds countless opportunities when duʿās are accepted – while fasting, at ifṭār, between the adhan and iqamah, during the last third of the night, on Jumuʿah, and while seeking Laylatul Qadr.
Who This Series Is For
This series is for everyone – but especially for hearts that are carrying more than most.
As you watch and reflect, we invite you to remember in your duʿās our beneficiaries:
- Asylum seekers and refugees fleeing war, loss, and displacement
- Prisoner families, carrying the trauma of raids and sudden separation, breaking their fast each evening with a painful absence at the ifṭār table.
- Sisters fleeing abuse, observing their first Ramadhan in safety, yet healing from trauma
- Widows spending their first Ramadhan after losing a loved one
- Single mothers, holding families together under immense pressure
- Children living with uncertainty, grief, and sudden absence
- Elderly parents, waiting, worrying, and praying for reunion
- Reverts spending Ramadhan alone, navigating faith without family support
For many of the families Embrace supports, duʿā’ is all they have left to cling to. Hands raised in the dark. Tears falling silently. Hope placed entirely in Allah’s response.
A Final Intention
The Prophet ﷺ said: “Duʿā’ is worship.” (at-Tirmidhī)
Our hope is that through repetition of these beautiful supplications, your tongue remains moist with remembrance, your nights are adorned with duʿā’, and your heart grows firmer in trust that Allah Hears – and Responds.
As you call upon Him this Ramadhan, please remember the families Embrace supports in your prayers.
May Allah allow us to reach the end of Ramadhan, accept our fasting, our duʿās, and our intentions, and make us among those whose prayers are answered.
Āmīn