Concept:When a Muslim faces an important decision, Islam teaches him or her to seek Allah’s guidance in choosing the best course of action.
Explanation:Istikhārah is the special act of asking Allah to guide a person to whatever is good and beneficial.
It is different from ordinary Du'ā, which is general supplication.
It is also different from Da'awah, which means inviting others to Islam.
When a believing Muslim is confused about an important matter, the Prophet (SAW) taught him or her to perform Istikhārah.
This includes praying two rak'ahs and then making a sincere supplication asking Allah to decree the best option.
Choosing Istikhārah does not mean waiting for a dream; it means trusting Allah to make the heart satisfied with the right decision.
Therefore, the correct practice before making an important decision is Istikhārah.
Answer:D. Istikhārah.