بسم اللہ الرحمن الرحیم

الجواب وباللہ التوفیق

Everything good or bad, success or failure happens according to Allah’s Plan. And we are ordered to submit to the divine decision. There must be a firm belief in that every command of the Almighty is based on ultimate wisdom. 

Essence of that wisdom and the secrets behind that are known only to Allah (SWT). Therefore, one should not delve in its quest. 

There is nothing wrong in making the same “dua’a” over and over again, rather it pleases Allah (SWT) to ask HIM repeatedly. Therefore, one should keep praying with the firm belief of its acceptance. Of course, one should also keep asking Allah (SWT) for comfort, health, prosperity,  wellbeing and “Eimaan”. 

A “Wazifa” is right in its place and its effectiveness is unquestionable. But because worldly affairs are carried out through the resources available before us, Shariah has therefore ordered us to first and foremost turn to Allah (SWT)  for help and then to adopt to measures and methods to address those issues. 

The concept of success without acquiring worldly means and remedies, neglecting hard work and relying on prayers and supplications alone is not compatible with the principles of Shariah and the system of divine nature. If success was achieved only through “Wazaif”, then the Prophets (peace be upon them) would not have strived so hard to inculcate faith and religion in people's hearts. 

While living in this world, man is obliged to work according to his ability. However, relying only on your own hard work is also fundamentally wrong. Along with hard work, devoted prayers should also be exercised. 

For success in the examination, pray to the Almighty Allah (SWT) by reciting the following “wazifa” daily during the examination and until its result is announced:

یا ناصر: ۳۴۱ مرتبہ

یا علیم : ۱۵۰ 

 یا حسیب:  ۱۵۰  مرتبہ

یا عزیز ۴۱ مرتبہ

In-Shaa Allah, it will be beneficial. 

 والسلام