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Salat-e-Istikhara is considered Mustahab in Islam, which means it is a recommended and encouraged act, but not compulsory.

When a Muslim faces confusion or is unsure about a personal matter like marriage, travel, business, or any important decision, performing Istikhara is a way to ask Allah (SWT) for guidance.

The Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) taught his companions the method and dua of Istikhara, showing its importance in daily life decisions.

It consists of two rakats of prayer followed by a special supplication asking Allah to guide one toward what is best.

Istikhara helps build a strong connection with Allah, reminds the believer to rely on Him, and increases peace of mind.

It is not mandatory like Farz or Wajib prayers but highly recommended and practiced by devout Muslims around the world.

Performing Istikhara with sincerity shows trust in Allah’s wisdom and opens the heart to divine guidance.