Duas & dhikr with sources
In short
MuslimSuite arranges duas and dhikr in 18 topics, each with its source. Duas from the Quran are shown with the full verse in Arabic and its translation; 109 hadiths on dhikr and supplication come from HadeethEnc.com, each with its narrator and grade. Nothing is retyped or shortened, and the selection of Quranic duas is awaiting review by a scholar.
Duas from the Quran
- Duas for knowledge From the Quran · 2 duas
- Duas for parents From the Quran · 3 duas
- Duas for forgiveness From the Quran · 4 duas
- Duas for family and children From the Quran · 2 duas
- Dua for good in this world and the next From the Quran · 1 dua
- Duas for steadfastness From the Quran · 3 duas
- Duas in hardship From the Quran · 3 duas
- Duas for gratitude From the Quran · 2 duas
Duas & dhikr from hadith
- Morning and Evening Dhikr From hadith · 7 hadiths
- Timeless Dhikr From hadith · 8 hadiths
- Dhikr on Entering and Leaving the House From hadith · 2 hadiths
- Dhikr on Entering and Leaving the Bathroom From hadith · 1 hadith
- Dhikr on Entering and Leaving the Mosque From hadith · 2 hadiths
- Hard Times Dhikr From hadith · 4 hadiths
- Dhikr on Special Occasions From hadith · 21 hadiths
- Reported Supplications From hadith · 33 hadiths
- Dhikr (Invocation) during Prayer From hadith · 23 hadiths
- Ruqyah (Healing and Protective Supplications) From hadith · 9 hadiths
Frequently asked questions
Where do the duas on this site come from?
From verses of the Quran, shown in full with their translation, and from hadiths published by HadeethEnc.com with narrator and grade. Every dua links to its source.
Have the duas been reviewed by a scholar?
The texts are reproduced unchanged from their sources. The selection of verses under each topic was made by the MuslimSuite team and is awaiting review by a scholar; the page says so until that is done.
Is there a Latin transliteration?
Not yet. A transliteration is added only from a licensed source, never typed by hand.