Daily Adhkar & Duas
Morning and evening adhkar, duas for every moment of the day, and remembrance after prayer, in Arabic with an English translation and a counter for each.
Every day
Home, mosque & wudu
Food, travel & occasions
Hardship & forgiveness
About these adhkar
Adhkar (singular: dhikr) are words of remembrance of Allah, and duas are supplications. The texts here come from Hisn al-Muslim (Fortress of the Muslim), a well-known collection taken from the Quran and the authentic Sunnah.
Open any page, read the Arabic and its translation, and tap the counter each time you repeat a dhikr. Your progress is saved in your own browser for the day and starts fresh tomorrow.
Questions about adhkar
Where do these adhkar come from?
They come from Hisn al-Muslim by Sa'id bin Ali bin Wahf al-Qahtani, which collects adhkar and duas from the Quran and the authentic Sunnah.
When are the morning adhkar said?
Commonly from after Fajr until sunrise or the early part of the day. The evening adhkar are commonly said after Asr until Maghrib or the early evening.
Does the counter save my progress?
Yes, for the current day, in your own browser. It resets automatically the next day. Nothing is sent to a server.
Can I use these offline?
Once a page has loaded it stays usable, but for the best experience the Muslim Flow app has adhkar built in with counters you can keep.
When are the morning and evening adhkar read?
The morning adhkar are read from Fajr until sunrise, and scholars allow them until midday. The evening adhkar are read after Asr until sunset, and scholars allow them until the middle of the night.
Do I need wudu to say adhkar?
No. Remembrance of Allah is allowed in every state. Being in wudu and facing the Qibla is better, but it is not a condition.
Can I say the adhkar in my own language?
The adhkar are said in their Arabic words as they were reported. You can read the meaning in your language to understand them, and make your own dua in any language.