ANSWER:

Both you and your grandmother are wrong!

Reciting this Ayah for child birth and reciting it for a specific number of times is not permissible as it’s an innovation. And what your grandmother told you about it being very strong and stuff is totally baseless and fabricated!

There are no special dhikr to be recited during pregnancy. Just make general dua for easy pregnancy and a healthy and righteous child who would be the coolness of your eyes.

I am pregnant and my grandma said dont recite too much Ayat Kareema as it is very strong and can lead to still birth or miscarriage. But I started this wazifa (125000 times Ayat Kareema) for pregnancy. Now that I am pregnant and I have done around 80K should I stop? Is it any harm is reciting it during pregnancy? Plus what other duas I can recite for healthy and blessed baby.

Halal/Haram Matters, Innovations | May 23, 2021 6:13 am
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