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Situations when Dua is Accepted

1) When a person has been wronged or oppressed 

2) When a person finds themselves in severe difficulty.

3) After a calamity has struck a person. 

4) The one who is traveling. 

5) The one who is fasting. 

6) The one who is reciting the Quran or has just recited the Quran.

7)The one who is performing Hajj or Umrah. 

8) The one is making a Dua for someone in their absense.then an angel says ameen, unto you. 

9) The one who is in a state of remembering Allah constantly. 

10) A Just Ruler (leader) 




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