دعا

It is narrated from Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said: “There is nothing with Allah, and no deed, more beloved to Him than supplication (dua).” (Tirmidhi and Ibn Majah)

Dua is an act of worship, and worship is the very purpose for which man was created. Of all a person's deeds, dua is the most important, for it has the greatest power to draw down the mercy of Allah. It is what every God-conscious person needs at all times; for the believers it serves as a refuge and a shield in every difficulty, and it guards them against satanic forces. Through it sins are forgiven and the doors of mercy are opened. Dua has three basic benefits: (1) when it is answered, one's needs are fulfilled; (2) every dua earns reward; (3) making dua often deepens one's bond with Allah. So we should make it a habit to turn to Allah for even the smallest need and the slightest hardship. Walking or sitting, standing or resting, in every state we should keep asking Allah for something. Try it, and — Allah willing — your problems will soon be solved.