AI-generated English overview. Arabic supplications are not recited in this overview.
Authentic supplications for daily life — each with its Arabic text, a pronunciation guide, an English meaning, its source, and when to say it.
Duas
- What Is Dua and Why It Matters
- Dhikr: Remembering Allah Throughout the Day
- Everyday Duas
- Duas for Everyday Moments: Waking, the Toilet, Home and the Mosque
- Morning Adhkar
- Evening Adhkar
- Duas Before Sleep
- Duas for Food & Drink
- Duas for Travel
- Duas for Protection
- Duas for Hardship & Distress
- Duas for Illness and Visiting the Sick
- Duas for Debt and Provision
- Duas at a Death, at a Funeral and in Calamity
- Duas for Forgiveness
- Duas for Seeking Knowledge
- Duas for Parents
- Duas for Spouse & Children
- Duas for Ramadan
- Duas for Hajj & Umrah
About the text on these pages. Arabic is quoted from the Qur’an (Uthmani script) or from the hadith collection named in each source line, fetched from the same references the site’s Qur’an Reader and Hadith Library use. Transliteration is a reading aid only — it cannot capture every sound of Arabic precisely, and the Arabic is always the reliable text. Where a supplication comes from a hadith, its collection and number are given so you can check it; HikmahBridge does not grade hadith itself. See Sources & Methodology.