islamic dua for premature baby

Dua For Premature Baby - Newborn babyFrom Womb to N.I.C. It was 4am and I got up as I did for Fajr's prayer. Shutu came to my room routinely every morning to go to her bed which is on the balcony right in front of my room. I picked it up and put it on the balcony so I could move on and do his job. As soon as I left, I felt a water gust of me. He was stunned and ashamed of what had happened. I ran into the bathroom and realized something wasn't normal. I was too terrified to tell someone, all I could tell myself is that my expiration date is still a month and a half away and this is not happening. I got out of the bathroom and with a hesitating call to my mom and informed her about what happened. She also got tense and realized something's not right. We immediately call my doctor and let him know what happened. Then he said, "If the water loss is minimal, then there is nothing to worry about. This happens in some cases, but it stabilizes and the baby is safe." He advised me to take my full rest to childbirth. My mother took me carefully to bed and made sure that she was comfortable and started reciting some verses from the Quran until I lay down. After 4 hours, I got up to a puddle of moisture around me so my husband got up too. This time I was very ashamed and petrified. He looked at me and said, "Shut up, we'll go to the doctor right away." We ran to my doctor's clinic where she said my water had broken and I need them to admit me to the hospital immediately. Allah alone is in power I could not understand what was happening. All I knew was that I had a mild pregnancy for Allah's mercy and I didn't expect anything to be wrong. My husband and my parents were with me all the time, keeping me calm and my husband reminds me again and again saying, Qadar Allah Mashafa'al (Allah has decreed and what He wanted has happened). He is the one who decides our Qadr he knows what is best for us, He will never do anything wrong and ultimately, who has to come will come in the time destined for Allah. I had to be admitted to the hospital for three days for observation. The doctors wondered if the water could stabilize and the delivery was postponed. I remember one of the doctors who approach me and say: "Please be patient with all this, we are just trying to delay your child as the best incubator for a child is the uterus." I also remember to read the book, "The Prick of a Spine." This book was amazing and I had many reflections of the Quran that gave me much hope during this time. At the end of the third day, I was informed that doctors are worried about my blood platelets as it is extremely low and I had the opportunity to lose an extreme amount of blood. They informed my husband that they will need blood ready for me in case of emergency. It seemed to be very chaotic around me and all I would do during this time was reciting both Durood and Isthighfar as possible, keeping calm, reading books, asking for ice cream from my husband and relaxing in the hospital. My water in those two days stabilized. On the final day of the discharge, the doctor said we will do a last ultrasound to make sure the water and the baby are okay and then we can move on with the discharge procedures. For our astonishment, the ultrasound report showed that I have less than five remaining water bags, which is dangerous for the baby. I was informed that they had to make delivery as soon as possible. Me and my family came back because we thought things had become better. My family seemed to be stoic to make sure that it didn't affect me before I went for my D day. I'm usually the audacity in my house for any situation, so I kept my calm and made sure I didn't show my nervousness to my parents. They told me not to worry, since things will be for the better and everything will be fine. I smiled at them and told them they don't have to worry either. To make my nervousness worse, this hospital did not allow my mother or husband to be inside the delivery room for some reason! I walked with some sky unfolded a charm to the working room that burst with immense confidence. My mind began to say, "I have bungee jumped from the most terrifying peak, this will not be so bad." Continuing with those thoughts, the first thing that really hit my mind was that I had done burdens and burdens of dua'a during my pregnancy and was sure the Almighty would not disappoint me. I remembered this hadiz in my mind and was in great peace and ease for what would happen: 'Ubaadah ibn al-Saamit also narrated that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said, "Who is counted as a concussion among you?" They said, "He who fights and is killed because of Allah." The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "Then the shaved among my ummah would be few. He who is killed for the sake of Allah is a shave; he who dies of plague is a shave; he who dies of a stomach disease is a shave; the woman who dies with a child in her womb is a shave." "Ubaadah ibn al-Saamit also narrated that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said, "Who is counted as a shave among you?" They said, "He who fights and is killed because of Allah." The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "Then the shaved among my ummah would be few. He who is killed for the sake of Allah is a shave; he who dies of plague is a shave; he who dies of a stomach disease is a shave; the woman who dies with a child in her womb is a shave." Once I arrived in the room, they prompted me at 2:30 and informed me that they would have to give another induction after six hours, as one is not enough. So I lied in bed in my pavilion and started sending Durood as much as I could, drinking the zam zam water that my mother had given me before entering the pavilion. It had been half an hour since induction and I started to have painful contractions. I felt someone was crushing my pelvic region and then liberating it. At the time I felt that he was gone, I felt relief and drank zamzam and continued to send hardod. I'd call the nurses, but they'd come by and say they're still fake pains informing me that induction takes time to work. These contractions were constantly occurring during the next hour, so the pain became so extreme that I couldn't help screaming for my mother. One of the nurses came and checked, understanding that I was ready and rushed into the delivery room at 4:30. Alhamdulilah! Within an hour, at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 21, 2016, my baby was out. It was the best thing that could have happened to me. The next thing I could hear from my doctor was, "Oh, he's a boy and he seems to be very small." I was gaining consciousness and then I lost it from time to time because of the anesthesia that was given to me during work. My doctor shook me gently and said, "Congratulations! Your baby is crying and he is a child." They put it on for a few seconds. Before they could hold him, they rushed him. I wanted to tell you to keep it close to me, but by then, I had lost my conscience again and I fell asleep. When I woke up, my husband came to me and said, "You have done an amazing job, our son looks beautiful masha Allah." Your smile and expression make me happy. I asked my husband where our baby was and wanted to see him right away. Then he replied, "Our son is in the ICU for observation and needs rest for now. You could go see him tomorrow morning." I accessed him unusually and pretended to go to sleep. He'd probably slept one or two hours that night despite all the post-delivery trauma. He was too restless to wait until morning. Finally, the morning came and I tried to get up quickly, but he wasn't able to. I asked my mother for help. I wanted to ignore the pains and see my baby. My mother grabbed my hand and helped me walk to the U.S. that seemed to be the scariest walk of my life. I entered the N.I.C.U. and a nurse came to me, took my details and then led me to the room where my son was kept. As I walked to my son, I was furious with the loud noises coming from machines to which every incubator was connected. My heart melted by walking through the other babies who were kept in incubators. Finally I have reached it and there it has been put in a glass box with ease and peace. The temperature in it remained at 33 degrees. He was covered in lanugo on his face. His small feet were connected to the monitor of the fetal heart, a flexible thin tube was inserted into his vein in the left hand that was connected to the I.V fluid, from the upper center of the box was a syringe hanging with a milk that was connected through a thin and long flexible pipe that entered the mouth of my child into the food pipe. His eyes were covered with cotton gauze while he was under a hyper blue light. She stayed naked, except for a babysitter who was too big for him. Her legs were so thin that her skin was folded over the other one giving her a wrinkled appearance, her rib cage was so visible that she could count the bones. His hands couldn't move much because of the connections with the machines. He kept trying to get up and then he got tired and he'd come back. There, I looked at him for almost 15 minutes watching every part of him. One label was in his incubator who read my name along with his weight: 1.46 kg and length 34 cms. My heart had never sunk and crumbled so deep before. I was amazed. After 20 minutes, the nurses asked me to leave while other parents wanted to come in to see their baby. I left him alone in the incubator. I returned to my pavilion and put myself in bed, closed my eyes and breathed very deeply, tears began to roll and my son's photos flashed in my mind repeatedly. I was wondering, "What have I done to my baby?" 3 Responses Very touching... I can't explain my feelings in words. I am surprised by your calm dementia and belief in Allah Almighty. Praying a lot for your baby. May Allah grant him and go away! MashaAllaah, very well written. Why were you wondering? What have I done to my baby? The final thought of your mind confuses me. Reply Save my name, email and website on this browser for the next time you comment. Get a GLOBALLY RECOGNIZED BAPopular PostsRandom Posts Master the Art of Talking with TALK! Blog CategoriesPublicationsRecent PostsIOU InstagramIOU on Social Media Archives

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