The Story of Prophet Yunus (AS)

By: Omar Suleiman   Source: Eman Apr 10, 2021 No Comments


Hear the story of our Prophet Yunus (alayhis salam) and learn his famous dua which he said inside the belly of a Whale!

The Prophet (Peace & Blessings of Allaah be upon Him) said to his companions: "Shall I not tell you some words which, if distress or grief befalls any of you and he offers this prayer (supplication), it will bring him joy? It is the du‘aa’ of Dhoo’l-Noon (i.e. Yunus or Jonah): ‘There is no god but You, Glory to You; verily I was one of the wrongdoers.’" (Saheeh al-Jaami‘, no. 2605).

  Category: Faith & Spirituality, Featured, Videos
  Topics: Dua (Supplication), Prophet Yunus (Jonah)  Values: Patience
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