Morning and evening adhkar
The words of remembrance for morning and evening are one chapter of their own, with each dhikr in Arabic and English. Where a dhikr is said more than once, the text says how many times — three times, or a hundred — as the source gives it.
Duas for the whole day
The chapters follow a day and a life: before sleeping and on waking; getting dressed; entering and leaving the home and the mosque; ablution; the call to prayer; the prayer itself and after it; Istikharah; worry and grief; travel; rain and weather; food and fasting; sneezing; marriage; anger; the sick, the funeral and the grave; and the rites of Hajj and Umrah.
A few of the chapter titles, as they appear in the app:
- What to say before sleeping
- Words of remembrance for morning and evening
- What to say when leaving the home
- Invocation for entering the mosque
- What to say upon hearing the Athan (call to prayer)
- What to say after completing the prayer
- Istikharah (seeking Allah's Counsel)
- Invocations in times of worry and grief
- Invocations for anguish
Find it again
Search every dua with Search for a dhikr, save a chapter or a single dua with the heart, and filter to your saved ones. The app also returns you to where you last read. The content comes from sunnah.com/hisn.