Dua (Prayer) And its Qubooliat (acceptance)

Yes. Indeed.

My question acually was more towards those dua which puts 'condition' on Allah (Nauz).

You give me that and I will do that. Not a good way to ask for something. Right?

But looking in different way one hopes if Allah wants for me to be good and does not want me to go stray...then perhaps the dua will be accepted. Not acually making a reciprocal 'deal'.

Some people say; I will go to umrah if this happens. I will stop being abusive to spouse if this happens. I guess in this regard it may not be a bad way to ask something.

A counter argument will be: Just do the good anyway. Because it is expected of you.

So I gave you two scenarios.

1- Putting condition before one does something which is good.

2- Promising (not putting condition) that one will do something good, which is 'extra' and beyond regular good deeds.

Any thoughts on it?

Making Dua and Qubooliat of Dua is delicate matter.