Do Wazifas Work?

Do Wazifas Really Work? Should We Do It?

A lot of people have this question in mind. There are broadly two types of people: those who think wazifas don’t work at all and are just a waste of time and those who believe that wazifas work every single time and they somehow overemphasize its importance. The first category of the people will not be our subject in this post as these people are more science-oriented and only see physical reality as the real one. However, it goes without saying that spiritual realm does exist and there is metaphysical reality to our lives that cannot be ignored. Yes, wazifas do work but not for everyone. It mostly depends on the person doing the wazifas and the intent behind this.

Purity of Heart and Intent:

Wazifas done with half-hearted intent and lacking in purity of heart will fail 100 percent of the time.  Why? Because Allah accepts only the prayers that are offered with strong belief and trust in Him.  In order to achieve purity of heart, doing constant astaghfar is the key. Also, the positive emotion and its energy has to be put when doing wazifas to make it work.

Repetition and our Subconscious Mind:

Have you ever wondered why people call for repetition during wazifa spiritual practice? Repetition is a very powerful tool to impress thoughts, desires and wish upon our subconscious mind that lies beneath our conscious mind. Once repetition finds way within our subconscious minds, miracles begin to happen and our prayers are accepted.

Seeking Only Allah’s Help:

A lot of people unknowingly attribute powers of other beings other than Allah. It happens sometimes due to their sheer ignorance or sometimes due to their religious, cultural teachings.  In order to have wazifas work in our favor, we should direct all our focus on the Oneness of Allah(SWT) and believe subconsciously that there is no power other than Allah in the entire universe.

The Ultimate Goal To Achieve:

As Muslims, the goal of doing wazifas is not to achieve petty gains or solve daily life problems. Doing wazifa is just a tool to establish and strengthen our relationship with Allah and be a very good practicing Muslim who prays five times a day, fasts during the month of Ramadan, gives charity and feeds the poor and takes good care of orphans. In short, all wazifas and spiritual practices should lead us toward that ultimate goal of piety and goodness. May Allah be our guide!