Surah Maryam Safe Childbirth & Pregnancy Coded Dua (Ya Khaliq – Ya Bari)
Original price was: €299.00.€199.00Current price is: €199.00.
Authentic Quranic coded supplication prepared in pure saffron ink for expectant mothers to seek ease, comfort, and divine protection during pregnancy and childbirth.
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Original price was: €299.00.€199.00Current price is: €199.00.
Description
Authentic Preparation with Sacred Divine Names (Asmaul Husna)
Inscribed Divine Names: Ya Khaliq (The Creator), Ya Bari (The Evolver), Ya Hafiz (The Protector)
For clarity on the English term: a permitted Quranic Islamic amulet is a written dua carried for remembrance and protection. That is exactly what this handwritten taweez is — Quranic verses and the Beautiful Names of Allah inscribed with adab, not an occult charm, talisman, or object with power of its own.
Quranic Sourcing: Surah Maryam (Ayat 1-15, 23-26), Surah Al-Anbiya (21:89), Ayat of Ease in Labor
Ink & Parchment: 100% Natural edible saffron ink (Za’faran) on clean, untreated parchment paper.
Authentic Quranic coded supplication prepared in pure saffron ink for expectant mothers to seek ease, comfort, and divine protection during pregnancy and childbirth.
Classical Scholarly Basis
The practice of hand-inscribing Allah’s Divine Names (Asmaul Husna) and verses of the Holy Quran on clean parchment in saffron ink is rooted in authentic classical Islamic traditions:
- Companion Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-Aas (Sunan al-Tirmidhi 3528): Recorded that he used to write the words and names of Allah on parchment and place them on his children for spiritual protection.
- Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal & Imam Ibn al-Qayyim (Zad al-Ma’ad, Vol. 4): Affirmed the permissibility of writing Quranic verses and Divine Names in clean ink as a legitimate spiritual means (Asbaab) of seeking Allah’s mercy and shifa.
- Strict Shariah Integrity: Contains zero numerology, zero astrological talismans, and zero unverified symbols. Only Allah’s clear Arabic revelation and beautiful names are utilized.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of Surah Maryam?
Surah Maryam (19) recounts Maryam’s labor: Allah directed her to shake the palm trunk for dates and drink from the stream beneath her (19:23-26) — comfort and sustenance in childbirth hardship. Expectant mothers recite it for tranquility and hope. It complements — never replaces — qualified medical and midwifery care.
Is Surah Al-Inshiqaq recited during labor?
Some communities recite Surah Al-Inshiqaq during labor, but no authentic hadith establishes this practice — the surah describes the splitting of the sky on the Day of Judgment (84:1-5). For childbirth, the Quranic anchor is Surah Maryam (19:23-26), alongside dua and full medical care. Treat any claimed labor-specific formula as folk custom, not Sunnah.
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Additional information
| Format | Coded Dua (Taweez) |
|---|---|
| Basis | Composite / General |




