All Duas

Dua – The art of supplication to Allah has three meanings in the Arabic language. One is to engage in Allah's praise by praising His attributes, the second is to request and beg Him to provide us with something we desire or need, and the third meaning is to call upon Him. Allah Almighty says in the Quran:

Translation: "When My devotees enquire of you about Me, I am near, and answer the call of every supplicant when he calls. It behooves them to hearken to Me and believe in Me that they may follow the right path." (2:186)

The Dua section of the Muslim and Quran website and mobile application includes a wide range of dua for you to recite throughout your day while you perform your daily chores and activities. This way, you make dua and gain Allah's blessings by occupying yourself in His remembrance every day. All duas include English transliteration and translation, so you know the meaning of the dua you're making to Allah. Moreover, the etiquette, benefits, and FAQs of the dua are also discussed in detail for your convenience. References are provided with each dua to confirm its authenticity and reliability.

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167 Duas

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When waking up
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When wearing a garment
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When wearing a new garment
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To someone wearing a new garment
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Before undressing
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Before entering the toilet
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After leaving the toilet
8
When starting ablution
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Upon completing the ablution
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Upon leaving the home
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When entering the home
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When going to the mosque
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Upon entering the mosque
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Upon leaving the mosque
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Upon hearing the athan
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Supplication at the start of the prayer
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While rukoo
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Upon rising from the rukoo
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While sujood
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Sitting between the two sujood
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When sujood due to recitation of the Quran
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The tashahhud
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Prayers upon the Prophet saw after the tashahhud
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After the final tashahhud and before salam
25
Remembrance after salam
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For seeking guidance in forming a decision
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Remembrance In the morning and evening
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Before sleeping
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When turning over during the night
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Upon experience unrest, fear, apprehensiveness during sleep
31
Upon seeing a good or bad dream
32
Qunoot in the Witr prayer
33
Immediately after salam of the Witr prayer
34
For anxiety and sorrow
35
For one in distress
36
Upon encountering an enemy or those of authority
37
Invocation against the oppression of rulers
38
Against enemies
39
When being afraid of a group of people
40
For one afflicted with doubt in his faith
41
Settling a debt
42
For one afflicted by whisperings in prayer or recitation
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For one whose affairs have become difficult
44
Upon committing a sin
45
For expelling the devil and his whisperings
46
When stricken with a mishap or overtaken by an affair
47
Congratulation on the occasion of a birth
48
Placing children under Allah's protection
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When visiting the sick
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Excellence of visiting the sick
51
When the sick have renounced all hope of life
52
Instruction for the one nearing death
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For one afflicted by a calamity
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When closing the eyes of the deceased
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For the deceased at the funeral prayer
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For the deceased is a child, during the funeral prayer
57
Condolence
58
Placing the deceased in the grave
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After burying the deceased
60
Visiting the graves
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During a wind storm
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Upon hearing thunder
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For rain
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When it rains
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After rainfall
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Asking for clear skies
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Upon sighting the crescent moon
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Upon breaking fast
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Before eating
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Upon completing the meal
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Of the guest for the host
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To one offering a drink or to one who intended to do that
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When breaking fast in someone’s home
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By one fasting when presented with food and does not break his fast
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When insulted while fasting
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Upon seeing the early or premature fruit
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Upon sneezing
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When a misbeliever praise Allah after sneezing
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To the newlywed
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On the wedding night or when buying an animal
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Before sexual intercourse
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When angry
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Upon seeing someone in trial or tribulation
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At a sitting or gathering
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For the expiation of sins, said at the conclusion of a sitting or gathering
86
Returning a supplication of forgiveness
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To one who does you a favour
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Protection from the Dajjal
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To one who pronounces his love for you, for Allah’s sake
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To one who has offered you some of his wealth
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To the debtor when his debt is settled
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For fear of shirk
93
Returning a supplication after having bestowed a gift or charity upon someone
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Forbiddance of ascribing things to omens
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When mounting an animal or any means of transport
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For travel
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Upon entering a town or village
98
When entering the market
99
When the mounted animal (or mean of transport) stumbles
100
Supplication of the traveller for the resident
101
Supplication of the resident for the traveller
102
Remembrance while ascending or descending
103
Prayer of the traveller as dawn approaches
104
Stopping or lodging somewhere
105
While returning from travel
106
What to say upon receiving pleasing or displeasing news
107
Excellence of sending prayers upon the Prophet saws
108
Excellence of spreading the Islamic greeting
109
Returning a greeting to a misbeliever
110
Upon hearing a rooster crow or the braying of an ass
111
Upon hearing the barking of dogs at night
112
For one you have insulted
113
The etiquette of praising a fellow Muslim
114
For the one that have been praised
115
The Talbiya for the one doing Haj or Umrah
116
The Takbeer passing the black stone
117
Between the Yemeni corner and the black stone
118
When at Mount Safa and Mount Marwah
119
The Day of 'Arafah
120
Remembrance at Muzdalifa
121
When throwing each pebble at the Jamarat
122
At times of amazement and delight
123
Upon receiving pleasant news
124
When feeling some pain in the body
125
When in fear of afflicting something or someone with one's eye
126
When startled
127
When slaughtering or offering a sacrifice
128
To ward off the deception of the obstinate devils
129
Seeking forgiveness and repentance
130
Excellence of remembrance and glorification of Allah
131
How the Prophet made Tasbeeh
132
General and beneficent rules

Benefits and Virtues of Reciting Duas in Light of the Quran and Sunnah

Dua is a form of worship one can perform anywhere any time – it offers the believer an opportunity to strengthen their connection with Allah by calling upon Him and seeking His help whenever they are in need of their Lord. By turning to Allah in need, a believer reaffirms their belief in the fact that Allah alone has the power to deny or grant them whatever they may wish for. Although there is not a specified time when one must make dua in remembrance of Allah, it is recommended to start and end your day with dhikr. Allah says in the Quran:

"O you who believe, remember God a great deal and sing His praises morning and evening." – (33:41-42)

Through the duas in dhikr, we draw ourselves closer to Allah, gain strength to perform our daily tasks, and attain blessings during our day and life in general because whoever remembers Allah when he begins and ends his day with His remembrance is indeed sufficed by Him. So, if you're looking to make dhikr a part of your daily routine, remember that the best time for morning dhikr is between Fajr and sunrise, and the best time for evening dhikr is between Asr and sunset.

There are many ways for a believer to connect with His Lord, with the recitation of dhikr and duas being one of them. Remembrance of Allah brings ultimate blessings from a Muslim, including peace and tranquility of the heart. Straying far away from one's faith and the Lord and being engulfed by the forbidden and evil can cause one's heart to lose its peace, resulting in mental and spiritual spiraling. By engaging in Allah's remembrance and making an effort to get closer to Him, one can attain peace and tranquility of the mind and soul. Allah says in the Quran:

Those who believe and find peace in their hearts from the contemplation of God: Surely there is peace of heart in the contemplation of God!" (13:28)

Dhikr and making dua have been regarded as a form of worship. As a human being, it is challenging for us to attain perfection, be it in faith or other attributes which makes us vulnerable to sometimes give in to the devil and commit sins. However, at the end of the day, Allah rewards our efforts if we try to stay on the right path. Dua and dhikr have been regarded as one of the helpful ways Muslims can stick to the right path as they help one to stay away from evil.

Allah says in the Quran:

"Recite what has been revealed to you of this Book, and be constant in devotion. Surely prayer keeps you away from the obscene and detestable, but the remembrance of God is greater far, and God knows what you do." – (29:45)

It is through Allah's will that we succeed and it is through His will that we may not. However, engaging in His remembrance, especially when doing something significant brings success and prosperity. Allah says in the Quran:

"And when the service of prayer is over spread out in the land, and look for the bounty of God. and remember God a great deal that you may prosper." – (62:10)

Allah's remembrance also brings a believer His forgiveness and rewards. Allah also says in the Quran:

"Men and women who remember God a great deal, for them God has forgiveness and a great reward." – (33:35)

Tips to Incorporate Duas in Our Daily Life

If you find it challenging to establish a routine where you can recite duas every day, here are some tips to help you incorporate the remembrance of Allah into your daily life:

  • Set a reminder on your phone to help you make dua at fajr and maghrib time (morning and evening).
  • Find moments of quiet reflection throughout your day, particularly after you're done with major chores and work, to make time for solitude and recite dua.
  • Create a routine – to make dhikr and dua a habit, recite them at the same time every day, whether it's after your five daily prayers or after work.

Read Duas with Muslim and Quran

To read duas with Muslims and Quran, visit our website or application, click on the "All Duas" home page, and access the duas. With M&Q, you can also copy the dua if you want to forward it to your loved ones and highlight and bookmark the duas to help memorize them or come back to them for remembrance. Moreover, you can also add notes to the dua if there is something particular about the content you wish to remember.

You can also customize the Dua settings. For instance, click on the settings icon and choose whether you want the Arabic text, transliteration text, or translation text on or off. You can also adjust the font size to your liking to read conveniently. All duas on Muslim and Quran are authentic with their references mentioned on the page. Therefore, download the Muslim and Quran app to read duas on your smartphone.