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Are Muslims allowed to make dua for a non-Muslim's health?

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Yes, you can make du'a for anything for non-Muslims while they are alive, including for their well-being, with the best du'a being for their guidance, but not after they have passed away. dua, non-muslims, guidance, health, supplication, interfaith https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-LRhcGnF7j0
Yes, you can make du'a for other non-Muslims. The best du'a you can make is for their guidance and to guide them to Islam. As long as they are alive, then no issue with making du'a that Allah grants them the best in this life. And the best thing in this life is for their guidance. Once they're passed away, then no. But once they're alive, then yes, you can make du'a for anything for them.
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