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We should get in the habit of remembering Allah in
everything we do. In the following pages, readers will
find the supplications (duas) for many different things.
And who better to follow and learn from than our
Holy Prophet (SAW). He (SAW) was the perfect role
model because his actions and behavior were
exemplary. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) always had
the remembrance of Allah in thoughts, actions, and
sayings. We, too, should
try and emulate his (SAW)
behavior by learning how
to keep the remembrance
of Allah in our daily lives.
Between the time we get
up and the time we go to sleep, there is a du'a for
almost every act of our lives. During the holy month of
Ramadan, let us spend time memorizing these
supplications to ensure that we are constantly
thanking Allah for our multitude of blessings.
You can find more duas onon our website with an
audio feature to help you memorize them.
Go to www.islamicbulletin.org, click on “Enter Here”,
then click on prayers, and select, “ Everyday Duas.”
Click on the audio image next to each du'a to listen to
the correct pronunciation.
The best dhikr is
ﷲ ﱠ
لا ِ
إ َ
ه َ
ل ِ
إ َ
لا
‘
La ilaha illa Allah
(there is no god but Allah). (T & IM)
“There are two expressions which are light on the
tongue but heavy in scale and are dear to the
Compassionate One (Allah).
These two phrases are:
ﻩِﺪْﻤَﺤﹺﺑَﻭ ِﻪﱠﻠﻟﺍ ﹶﻥﺎَﺤْﺒُﺳ
‘Subha-nal-lahi-wa-biham-dihi,’
(Glorified be Allah and His is the Praise)
ِ
م ْ
ي ِ
ظ َ
علا ِ
ﱠ
ﷲ َ
نا َ
حْ
ب ُ
س
‘Subha-nal-lahil Azeem.’
( Glorified be Allah, the Most Exalted).
Supplications for Day & Night
ِ
ه ِ
د ْ
م َ
ح ِ
ب َ
و ِ
ﷲ َ
نا َ
حْ
ب ُ
س
‘Subhanalah wa beehamdi he.’ (Glory be Allah and all
praise is due to Him”). Would not bring on the Day of
Resurrection anything better than this except one who
utters these words more often.”
“Any slave of Allah who says in the beginning of each
day and night:
ِ
ه ِ
م ْ
سا َ
ع َ
م ﱡ
ر ُ
ضَ
ي َ
لا ي ِ
ذ ﱠ
لا ِ
ﷲ ِ
م ْ
س ِ
ب
ِ
ءا َ
مﱠ
سلا يِ
ف َ
لا َ
و ِ
ضْ
ر َ
ْ
لأا ي ِ
ف ٌ
ء ْ
يَ
ش
ُ
مي ِ
ل َ
ع ْ
لا ُ
عي ِ
مﱠ
سلا َ
وُ
ھ َ
و
“Bismillahl athee la yadhuru ma` ismuhu sha-e‘ feel
ardh wa fees sama` wa who was samee’ul aleem.” (In
the name of Allah, when Whose name is mentioned
nothing on Earth or in Heaven can cause harm, and
He is the Hearer, the Knower) three times nothing will
harm him. In a narration by Abu Dawood he will not
suffer sudden affliction. (AD&T).
“Whoever says,
َ
كي ِ
ر َ
ش َ
لا ُ
ه ْ
د َ
ح َ
و ُ
ﷲ ﱠ
لا ِ
إ َ
ه َ
ل ِ
إ َ
لا
ي ِ
ي ْ
حُ
ي ُ
د ْ
م َ
ح ْ
لا ُ
ه َ
ل َ
و ُ
ك ْ
ل ُ
م ْ
لا ُ
ه َ
ل ،ُ
ه َ
ل
ٍ
ء ْ
يَ
ش ﱢ
ل ُ
ك ىَ
ل َ
ع َ
وُ
ھ َ
و ، ُ
تي ِ
مُ
ي َ
و
ٌ
ري ِ
دَ
ق
‘La illaha illallah, wah-dahu la sharika lah, Lahul-
mulku wa lahul hamd, wa huwa ‘ala Kul-li shayin
Qadeer’
(There is no god but Allah, alone, without any partner.
The Kingdom and praise belong to Him and He has
power over everything). One hundred times a day,
will have a recompense equal to that of freeing ten
slaves. Also, one hundred good actions are written for
him, one hundred wrong actions are erased from him,
and it is a protection from Satan for
for that day until the night. No one does anything
more excellent than someone who does more than
that." (B & M)
Upon Eating & Drinking
“Mention the name of Allah
ﱠ
ﷲ ِ
م ْ
س ِ
ب
Bismillah,
eat with your right hand, and eat from what is near to
you.” And if you forget you should say,
ﹺﻡْﺴﹺﺒ ﺍﻟ
ﻪِﻟﱠﻭَﺃ ِﻪﱠﻠ
ِِ ِﺨﺁَﻭ ﹺﺭِﻩ
Bismillah awalu wa akhiru”
(In the name of Allah in the start and the end).
When breaking the fast
-
Iftar
َ
ك ِ
ق ْ
ز ِ
ر ى َ
ل َ
ع َ
و ُ
ت ْ
م ُ
ص َ
ك َ
ل ى ﱢ
ن ِ
ا ﱠ
م ُ
ھﱠ
للا
ت ْ
ر َ
ط ْ
فَ
ا
Allahumma inni laka sumtu wa 'ala rizq-ika aftarthu
O Allah! I fasted for You and I believe in You [and I
put my trust in You] and I break my fast with Your
sustenance
The dearest words to Allah are four:
ِﷲﺍ ﹶﻥﺎَﺤْﺒُﺳ
‘
SubhanAllah’
(Glory be to Allah),
ﷲ ُﺪْﻤَﺤﹾﻟﺍَ
‘Alhamdulillah’
(Praise be to Allah),
ﺮَﺒﹾﻛﹶﺃ ُﷲﺍَ
‘
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’
(
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), and
ﷲ ﱠ
لا ِ
إ َ
ه َ
ل ِ
إ َ
لا
‘
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’ (
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).
There is no harm for you in which order you begin
(them while remembering Allah).” (M)
Enjoining Dhikr After Prayers
When the Prophet (S) finished his prayer, he begged
forgiveness,
َ
ﱠ
ﷲ ُ
ر ِ
ف ْ
غَ
ت ْ
س َ
أ, َ
ﱠ
ﷲ ُ
ر ِ
ف ْ
غَ
ت ْ
س َ
أ, َ
ﱠ
ﷲ ُ
ر ِ
ف ْ
غَ
ت ْ
س َ
أ
'Asthegh-frrlah', Asthegh-frrlah, Asthegh-frrlah'
(I seek the forgiveness of Allah) 3 times
َ
ك ْ
ن ِ
م َ
و ُ
م َ
لاﱠ
سلا َ
ت ْ
ن َ
أ ﱠ
مُ
ھ ﱠ
للا
ِ
ل َ
لا َ
ج ْ
لا ا َ
ذ ا َ
ي َ
ت ْ
ك َ
را َ
بَ
ت ، ُ
م َ
لاﱠ
سلا
ِ
ما َ
ر ْ
ك ِ
ْ
لإا َ
و
'Allahuma inta salam, wa minka asalam tebarekta
yathel jelal wel ekram.'
(O Allah! You are Peace, and peace comes from You.
Blessed You are, O possessor of Glory and Honor).
Supplication said to one who does you a favour
‘If someone does you a favour and you say:
َ
ز َ
جا َ
ك ُ
ﱠ
ﷲ ار ْ
ي َ
خ
Jazāka Allāhu Khayrāan
‘May Allah reward you with goodness.’
…
then you
have indeed excelled in praising him.
’
When Someone Sneezes
"If anyone of you sneezes, he/she should say:
ِ
Ϳ ُ
د ْ
م َ
حلا
'Alhamdulillah'
(Praise be to Allah.)
And his/her companion should say to him/her
ُ
ﱠ
ﷲ َ
ك ُ
م َ
ح ْ
رَ
ي
'Yarhamukallah'
(May Allah bestow his Mercy on you.)
When the latter says '
Yarhamukallah'
, the former
should say,
ُ
م ُ
ك ْ
ي ِ
د ْ
ھَ
ي
ُ
ﱠ
ﷲ ا َ
ب ُ
ح ِ
ل ْ
صُ
ي َ
و
َ
ل ْ
م ُ
ك