Morning and Evening Adhkar: The Full List
Morning and evening adhkar in Arabic with transliteration, meaning, how many times and the source for each, plus the right times and a short routine.
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Adhkar are the short remembrances of Allah that the Prophet, peace be upon him, taught for the moments of an ordinary day: waking, the morning and evening, before sleep, on a journey. They are quick to say, easy to carry from day to day, and a gentle way to keep the heart attached to Allah while the rest of life goes on.
Each guide gives the Arabic, a transliteration, the meaning, how many times to say it and the collection it comes from. Reciting them correctly is a matter of pronunciation, so if you read slowly or are unsure of the Arabic, a free trial lesson is a simple way to have them checked.
Duas for Anxiety, Grief and Hardship: What to Say, and Why
Duas for anxiety, worry, grief and hardship in Islam: the prayers of Yunus, Ayyub, Musa and Yaqub and the Prophet’s duas, with Arabic and meaning.
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