Daily remembrance and supplication
Duas
Quranic Duas in Arabic with Translation
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Search the collection for supplications connected with worship, meals, travel, sleep and other parts of daily Muslim life.
Ablution Duas
Read the authentic remembrances before and after ablution together, with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Ablution Dhikr After The Completion Of AblutionView both ablution duas →Eating Duas
Read Eating Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Eating Dhikr After EatingView 2 duas →Sleep and Waking Duas
Read Sleep and Waking Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Sleeping Dhikr After Waking UpView 2 duas →Morning and Evening Azkar
Read Morning and Evening Azkar together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Morning Azkar Evening AzkarView 2 duas →Bathroom Duas
Read Bathroom Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Entering The Bathroom Dhikr After Exiting The BathroomView 2 duas →Journey Duas
Read Journey Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Starting A Journey Dhikr During A Journey Dhikr After Returning Home From A JourneyView 3 duas →Market Dua
Read Market Dua together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Entering The MarketView 1 dua →Clothing Duas
Read Clothing Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Dressing Dhikr Before Undressing Dhikr After Wearing A New GarmentView 3 duas →Home Duas
Read Home Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Leaving Home Dhikr Before Entering Home Dhikr After Entering HomeView 3 duas →Mosque Duas
Read Mosque Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr Before Entering The Mosque Dhikr Before Exiting The Mosque Dhikr After Entering The Mosque Dhikr After Leaving The MosqueView 4 duas →After Prayer Dua
Read After Prayer Dua together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr After PrayerView 1 dua →Sneezing Duas
Read Sneezing Duas together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr After Sneezing Response To Someone Who SneezedView 2 duas →Breaking Fast Dua
Read Breaking Fast Dua together in one place with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, individual sharing and image download.
Dhikr After Breaking The FastView 1 dua →How to use this dua collection
Begin with a supplication that matches the moment, understand its meaning, then recite it with attention. Return regularly until the wording and meaning become familiar.
01Choose the momentFind the dua connected with what you are doing.
02Understand the meaningRead the translation before learning the wording.
03Recite with sincerityAsk Allah with humility, hope and trust.
Daily dua questions and practical answers
What is dua in Islam?
Dua is a personal act of calling upon Allah with praise, gratitude, repentance and requests for guidance or help. Quran 2:186 describes Allah as near and responsive to the caller.
Can I make dua in my own language?
A person may ask Allah in a language they understand. Preserved Quranic and Prophetic supplications are valuable to learn, while sincere personal requests may also be expressed clearly.
When can I make dua?
Dua may be made throughout the day. Some supplications are connected to particular moments such as waking, eating, travelling, entering a mosque or going to sleep.
Why are Arabic, transliteration and translation shown together?
Arabic preserves the wording, transliteration helps readers pronounce it, and translation explains the meaning. Transliteration is only a learning aid and does not replace careful Arabic study.
Should I understand a dua before reciting it?
Understanding the meaning supports attention and sincerity. Read the translation, learn the context and avoid treating remembrance as words spoken without reflection.
Where can I find duas for a specific moment?
Use the search field to find a title or situation, then open the individual page for its Arabic text, transliteration, translation, copy option and related supplications.