Duaa Library

Morning & Evening

Daily remembrances for the start and end of your day.

• O Allah, Grant Me Health

  You ask Allah for health in your body, your hearing, and your sight, repeating it three times.

  Source: Abu Dawud 5090

• Asking for Afiyah Morning and Evening

  Afiyah means complete safety and well-being of body, faith, and life.

  Source: Sunan Abi Dawud 5074

• Asking for Pardon and Wellbeing

  You ask Allah for pardon and complete wellbeing: in your faith, your life, your family, and your wealth.

  Source: Ibn Majah 3871, Abu Dawud 5074

• Knower of the Unseen

  You call on Allah, Knower of the unseen and the seen, and ask His protection through the coming hours.

  Source: Tirmidhi 3392, Abu Dawud 5067

• We Reach the Evening on the Fitrah of Islam

  You enter the night declaring the fitrah: Islam, the word of sincerity, and the way of Ibrahim.

  Source: Ahmad 15367

• We Wake on the Fitrah of Islam

  You wake declaring the fitrah: Islam, the word of sincerity, and the way of Ibrahim.

  Source: Ahmad 15367

• Refuge in Allah's Perfect Words

  You seek refuge in Allah's perfect words from the evil of everything He created.

  Source: Sahih Muslim 2709

• Refuge from Disbelief and Poverty

  A threefold plea for refuge: from disbelief, from poverty, and from the punishment of the grave.

  Source: Abu Dawud 5090

• O Allah, By You We Reach the Evening

  You place the whole night in Allah's hands: by Him you reach the evening, by Him you live, and to Him is the return.

  Source: Tirmidhi 3391

• O Allah, By You We Reach the Morning

  You place the whole day in Allah's hands: by Him you wake, by Him you live, and to Him is the return.

  Source: Tirmidhi 3391

• Declaration of Contentment

  Three declarations of loyalty: your Lord, your way of life, your Prophet. Saying it renews your covenant every day.

  Source: Sunan Abi Dawud 5072

• Evening Remembrance

  The evening twin of the morning dhikr. As night falls, you hand the night to Allah, asking for its good and refuge from its harm.

  Source: Sahih Muslim 2723

• Glory and Praise, a Hundred Times

  Two words that declare Allah perfect above all flaws, and praise Him at the same time. Light on the tongue, heavy on the scale.

  Source: Sahih al-Bukhari 6405; Sahih Muslim 2691

• Allah Is Sufficient for Me

  Seven times you declare that Allah is enough for you, the best disposer of all affairs.

  Source: Abu Dawud 5081

• The Last Three Surahs

  Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, and An-Nas. Three short chapters that gather the heart of seeking protection, each read three times.

  Source: Abu Dawud 5082, Tirmidhi 3575

• Morning Gratitude

  It starts the day by tracing every blessing back to Allah alone.

  Source: Sunan Abi Dawud 5073

• Morning Remembrance

  A morning reset. You declare that the new day, and everything in it, belongs to Allah. Praise Him, then ask for the day's good and protection from its harm.

  Source: Sahih Muslim 2723

• Protection, Three Times

  You begin in Allah's name, declaring that nothing can harm you while you are under His name. He hears and knows everything.

  Source: Sunan Abi Dawud 5088; Jami' at-Tirmidhi 3388

• Sayyid al-Istighfar: The Master of Seeking Forgiveness

  Called 'the master of seeking forgiveness' because it gathers everything: Allah's lordship, your servitude, admission of His blessings and your sins. Then the plea.

  Source: Sahih al-Bukhari 6306

• Glorification Beyond Number

  Glorification beyond counting: by the number of His creation, His pleasure, the weight of His throne, and the ink of His words.

  Source: Sahih Muslim 2726

• The Declaration of Oneness, a Hundred Times

  The core testimony of Islam, repeated: Allah alone deserves worship; all power and praise belong to Him.

  Source: Sahih al-Bukhari 3293; Sahih Muslim 2691

• When You Wake Up

  Sleep is the little death; waking is a little resurrection. The first words of your day are gratitude for another chance.

  Source: Sahih al-Bukhari 6312

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