Are the supplications mentioned for those who wish to marry authentic, and what are the reported supplications for the same purpose?
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There is no evidence for specific supplications (du'as) or particular Quranic surahs designated for marriage. Committing to repeatedly recite a certain or specific adhkar at a particular time without a legal (Shar'i) proof is an added innovation (bid'ah). Supplication (du'a) is a great act of worship, and a Muslim should ask Allah Almighty for their needs, including a righteous husband or wife. Indeed, the Salaf (pious predecessors) used to ask Allah for everything.
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