Ya ALLAHU, YA Ghaniyyu, Ya Mughni..

ALLAHU, YA Ghaniyyu, Ya Mughni" is a supplication that means

 

 "O Allah, O Rich, O Enricher,"

 

 used to seek Allah's help in gaining wealth and becoming financially independent.

 

 Reciting these names is a form of dhikr (remembrance of Allah) practiced to ask for lawful provisions, relief from debt, and abundant blessings in one's life. 

Meaning of the names -

Ya Ghaniyyu:

 

 The Ever-Rich, The Self-Sufficient, The Independent One. This name highlights that Allah is free from all needs, while all of creation is in need of Him.

Ya Mughni:

 

 The Enricher, The Bestower of Wealth.

 This name is a direct result of Allah's attribute as Al-Ghaniyyu;

 because He is the self-sufficient Rich One, He is the one who makes His servants wealthy and independent. 

How to use this supplication

After prayers:

 

 Many Muslims recite these names, often along with others like 

"Ya Fattah" (the Opener) 

Ya Razzaq" (the Provider),

 after daily prayers to seek financial blessings.

Daily practice: 

 

Some traditions suggest reciting

 "Ya Mughni" a specific number of times daily, such as 111 times after the Fajr and Isha prayers.

With intention: 

 

The practice is often accompanied by an intention (niyyah) to seek lawful wealth and to be freed from debt. A supporting dua can be to ask Allah to enrich you with halal (lawful) wealth.

Perform all of this in one sitting without standing up. Do it:

Immediately after the Zuhr prayer,

Or between Zuhr and Asr,

Or immediately after Asr,

Or between Asr and Maghrib.

WALLAHU A'LAM..