A daily companion for worship

Duas & Adhkar

Find duas and remembrances for wudu, the mosque and your daily prayers. Explore Arabic text, transliteration, English meanings and source references, one moment of worship at a time.

Arabic textTransliterationEnglish meaningsSource references

Around your daily prayer

Explore what to recite after the Adhan, after wudu, at the mosque and after salah.

4 guides

After completing salah

Duas & Adhkar After Salah

Explore seeking forgiveness, Allahumma Antas-Salam and the tasbih recited after prayer.

After purification

Dua After Wudu

Read the testimony of faith after ablution, with translation and notes on additional wording.

Entering & leaving

Duas for the Mosque

Learn the supplications for entering and leaving the mosque, asking Allah for His mercy and bounty.

During salah

Learn remembrances for bowing and prostration, and explore the supplications of Qunoot.

3 guides

Bowing in prayer

Ruku Duas & Adhkar

Read Subhana Rabbiyal-Azeem and other reported remembrances for the bowing position.

Prostration in prayer

Sujud Duas & Adhkar

Learn Subhana Rabbiyal-A‘la and supplications for forgiveness recited during prostration.

Qunoot supplications

Dua Qunoot

Explore Allahumma Inna Nasta‘inuka and Allahumma Ihdini, with meanings and notes on their use.

Plan your day around prayer

Find your local prayer times, then return to the duas for each part of your worship.

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More duas to come

These guides are planned for the collection. They will become available here when published.

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Morning Adhkar

Remembrances and supplications to begin the day.

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Evening Adhkar

Remembrances and supplications for the evening.

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Opening Dua for Salah

Reported opening supplications for the beginning of prayer.

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Dua Between Two Prostrations

Supplications for the sitting position between two prostrations.

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Duas Before Salam

Supplications for the final sitting before concluding prayer.

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Bedtime Duas & Adhkar

Supplications and remembrances to read before sleeping.

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Dua Upon Waking Up

Begin the day with remembrance and gratitude to Allah.

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Duas for Forgiveness

Supplications for seeking forgiveness and turning to Allah.

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Salawat & Durood

Learn wordings of blessings upon Prophet Muhammad.

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Quranic Duas

Supplications from the Quran with their English meanings.

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Hajj & Umrah Duas

Supplications and remembrances connected with pilgrimage.

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Duas for the Deceased

Supplications asking Allah to grant forgiveness and mercy to those who have died.

Looking for fasting-related duas? Our iftar and suhoor guides belong to the Ramadan collection.

A collection to learn from and return to

Choose a guide for the moment of worship you want to learn about.

Read and understand

Use the Arabic text alongside transliteration and English meanings. Transliteration is a learning aid and cannot represent every Arabic sound precisely.

Check the sources

Open each guide for its references and any notes about wording or narration. Different wordings are presented separately where relevant.

Keep practice in context

Several listed supplications may be alternatives. Their inclusion does not mean they must all be recited together. Prayer practices can differ between schools of Islamic law.

Frequently asked questions

Where should I start?
Start with a moment you encounter every day: after wudu, after the Adhan or after salah. Open its guide and learn the wording and meaning at your own pace.
Do these guides include Arabic and English?
The available guides include Arabic text, transliteration and English meanings, with source references and notes where relevant.
Do I need to recite every dua listed on a page?
No. A guide may include alternative reported wordings or separate remembrances. Read its usage notes rather than treating every item as one required sequence.
Can I open the cards marked “Coming soon”?
Those guides have not been published yet, so their cards have no links. A reading link will be added when each guide is available.