In traditional practice, it is often recited for relief from distress, seeking spiritual peace, or for the acceptance of a wish (often recited 41 times in these contexts).
You can find these recitations and lessons on platforms such as YouTube , Spotify , and specialized Islamic education sites like ilamtv . Focus: Surah ad-Duha (The Morning Hours) Fatih Collak Namaz Sureleri Duhadan
These lessons often appear in a "Kuran Öğreniyorum" (Learning the Quran) format, where each verse is repeated multiple times (typically 5 repetitions) to facilitate memorization and correct pronunciation. In traditional practice, it is often recited for
The name comes from the first verse, meaning " Morning Brightness " or " Kushluk Vakti ". In traditional practice