"Dua Korben" When some people hear it, they think it's just a term of courtesy. But the people who mean it and say it, the value of prayers is a lot to them. When people expect 'dua', they don't always think of the other person sitting on a prayer mat and pleading to the Almighty for you. Sometimes, even when we're not on the prayer mat, but randomly thinking of someone and wishing the best for that person, that's praying too. If someone tells everyone "dua koiren", and even one person ends up wishing good for that person, or maybe even sitting on a prayer mat and crying to God, there's nothing wrong in that? You'll never know when the Almighty might accept those prayers, or the best wishes from the people who love you. When we pray, we do it selflessly. And we only pray because we have hope that our prayers would be accepted.. Stay blessed everyone! Let us keep each other in prayers.