Remembrance and supplication
The Muslim's daily adhkar and reported supplications
A daily reference arranged by the Muslim's time and state. We rely on Shaykh al-Albani's Sahih al-Kalim al-Tayyib as the main reference in the chapters of dhikr, and return to the hadith sources to establish the wording, count and source.
From waking to sleep
The Muslim's day — adhkar in their natural places
Instead of one long scattered list: choose the moment you are in, then open the dhikr with its wording, count and source.
Waking up
Dhikr on waking, the start of the day, the morning
02Purification and clothing
The toilet, wudu', garments and new clothes
03Home and food
Entering and leaving, food, drink and the guest
04Prayer and the mosque
The adhan, the mosque, adhkar of the prayer and after it
05Gatherings and people
Greeting, sneezing, anger, expiation of the gathering
06Travel and weather
Riding, travel, stopping, wind, rain and the new moon
07Illness and distress
Pain, healing, distress, calamity, ruqyah
08Evening and sleep
Evening, before sleep, dreams and waking at night
A comprehensive map
Choose the dhikr by time and state
Choose the situation you are in, then find the complete adhkar on a separate page.
Morning and evening
Morning and evening litanies with their established wording and counts
After the prayers
Istighfar, tahlil, tasbih, tahmid, takbir and what is authentic after the obligatory prayer
Sleep and waking
Ayat al-Kursi, the Mu'awwidhat and the supplications of sleeping and waking
Home, toilet, clothing and food
Entering and leaving, the toilet, wudu', clothing, food and drink
The adhan and the mosque
Answering the muezzin, the wasilah, going to the mosque, entering and leaving
Travel and riding
Riding, travelling, stopping and returning
Rain and wind
Rain, wind and what is said in the established cosmic conditions
Illness, distress and calamity
The supplication of the sick, healing, distress and istirja'
Family and gatherings
Marriage, family, children, sneezing, anger and the expiation of the gathering
The lawful ruqyah
Al-Fatihah, the Mu'awwidhat and supplications for healing and seeking refuge
The prophetic and Qur'anic supplication
An encyclopedia of authentic supplications beyond the restricted daily ones
The complete day guide
A path from waking to sleep gathering the recurring places
The rule
The wording and counts are fixed by revelation
When a dhikr comes with a number, time or state, we hold to it as it came, and we do not invent a devotional form or number.
Explanation of the adhkar of the states — Ibn Baz ↗Supplication
A broad chapter that is not reduced to the morning and evening adhkar
Supplication has established comprehensive forms and virtuous times, and we have gathered a separate page for it so that it does not get lost within the lists of adhkar.
Open authentic supplications from the Qur'an and the Sunnah →