Dear sister, bitterness and disagreement in a relationship is a natural thing, but long-term anger weakens relationships and love. If your husband remains constantly angry with you, such anger can sow seeds of doubt, misunderstanding, and hatred in the relationship between you two. Therefore, to continue the marital journey, it is necessary that the husband’s anger ends as soon as possible, and all of this is possible through prayer (dua). Since a wazifa is a type of prayer, we are telling you about an easy wazifa through whose blessings you will not only be able to eliminate your husband’s current anger, but you will also remain forever protected from your husband’s anger in your future life.
Wazifa
If your husband is constantly angry with you and despite efforts his anger is not decreasing, then his anger can be removed forever through the wazifa of Ya Wadood or Ya Lateef. This wazifa will not only eliminate the husband’s anger, but by its blessings, every problem present between husband and wife will be eliminated forever and they will also attain Allah’s protection. For the wazifa, on Friday after the Isha prayer, first and last recite Durood Shareef 10-10 times, and in between you should recite Ya Wadood or Ya Lateef 1400 times. You have to perform this wazifa only after the Isha prayer and you must continue this wazifa for 14 days. After completing the wazifa, make a habit of reciting Durood Shareef and Ya Wadood or Ya Lateef 10 times daily so that you continue to receive the spiritual blessings of this wazifa forever.
During the wazifa, if you feel your mind is foggy, you can pause the wazifa for a while by reciting Durood Shareef. When you perform the wazifa, only have the intention of reform in your heart, do not hold revenge or stubbornness. On a worldly level, create softness, tolerance, and understanding in your behavior. Try to understand your husband’s responsibilities and accept that every person can become bitter under pressure. Your patience, prayer, and steadfastness are the pillars that can make this relationship strong again.
Remember that missing a day in the wazifa does not break the wazifa, but if a prayer (salah) is missed, your wazifa will break because prayer is more important than the wazifa. Apart from this, during the wazifa, be sure to give charity (sadaqah) to the deserving.
Reasons for Anger
Dear sister, emotional depth, a desire for harmony, and an ability to compromise hold central importance in your husband’s personality. He considers a peaceful, argument-free home environment as everything and expects his wife to remain in complete emotional harmony with him. If he feels that you possess aggression, impatience, or a critical attitude, then he becomes broken-hearted and begins to withdraw into himself. Among the things that anger him the most are you taking advantage of his gentle nature, placing the burden of decisions on him, or neglecting his emotional needs. He wants you to understand his sensitivity, consult with him, and make the home a safe haven where there is no bitterness in every matter.
Also, note that external negative influences such as jealousy, the evil eye (nazar), or black magic (kala jadu) can have a deep effect on his extremely sensitive nature, causing him to start feeling unexplained aversion, depression, or emotional distance from the relationship. In such times, your patience, loving attitude, and positive spiritual worship can prove helpful in reducing the effects of these negative forces. Remember, your husband’s heart is very soft; it can be won with love but can become distant with harshness or neglect.
