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وَاذْكُر رَّبَّكَ فِي نَفْسِكَ تَضَرُّعًا وَخِيفَةً

Your daily adhkar, from the Sunnah

Morning and evening remembrances, prayer adhkar and Prophetic supplications, taken from Hisn al-Muslim with their sources, translation and a tap counter.

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Categories

330 adhkar and supplications in 22 categories

Every day

Morning adhkar26 adhkarRemembrances said after Fajr until sunrise: Ayat al-Kursi, the three Quls, Sayyid al-Istighfar and the rest of the morning routine.Full text
Evening adhkar23 adhkarRemembrances said after Asr until sunset, with the evening wording of each dhikr.Full text
After prayer14 adhkarIstighfar, the tasbih of thirty-three, the three Quls and Ayat al-Kursi said after every obligatory prayer.Full text
Before sleep18 adhkarWhat the Prophet recited and said when going to bed, when turning over at night and after a bad dream.Full text
Waking up4 adhkarThe praise said on waking and the verses recited when rising at night.Full text
Tasbih and istighfar14 adhkarGlorification, praise and seeking forgiveness with the reward narrated for each.Full text

Prayer and mosque

Ablution4 adhkarWhat to say before and after wudu.Full text
Call to prayer5 adhkarAnswering the mu'adhdhin and the supplication after the adhan.Full text
Mosque3 adhkarGoing to the mosque, entering it and leaving it.Full text
Inside the prayer44 adhkarOpening supplications, bowing, prostration, tashahhud, before the salam, istikharah and witr.Full text

Daily life

Leaving and entering home3 adhkarThe protection said at the door on the way out and the greeting on the way in.Full text
Toilet2 adhkarEntering and leaving the toilet.Full text
Food and fasting13 adhkarBefore and after eating, breaking the fast, and supplications for your host.Full text
Clothing5 adhkarGetting dressed, new clothes and what to say to someone wearing them.Full text
Travel12 adhkarMounting a vehicle, the travel supplication, entering a town or market and returning home.Full text
Wind, rain and the new moon10 adhkarWind, thunder, asking for rain, when it rains and on sighting the crescent.Full text

Hardship and healing

Worry, grief and fear23 adhkarSupplications for anxiety, anguish, debt, fear of people and whispers of doubt.Full text
Sickness and ruqyah13 adhkarThe Prophet's ruqyah, visiting the sick, pain in the body and protection from the evil eye.Full text
The dying and the deceased12 adhkarPrompting the dying, the funeral prayer, condolence, burial and visiting graves.Full text

Occasions and Quran

Hajj and Umrah7 adhkarThe talbiyah, tawaf, Safa and Marwah, Arafah, Muzdalifah and stoning the pillars.Full text
Supplications from the Quran43 adhkarDu'as of the prophets and the believers as revealed in the Quran, with surah and verse.Full text
Everyday manners32 adhkarSneezing, marriage, greeting, gatherings, praise, slaughtering and more.Full text

Sources you can trust

The Arabic text and repetition counts follow Hisn al-Muslim by Sa'id ibn Ali ibn Wahf al-Qahtani, the most widely reviewed collection of authentic adhkar. Quranic passages use the Uthmani text of the Madinah Mushaf.

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