Dhikr When Hearing Thunder
This is the verse recited when thunder rumbles (Ar-Ra'd 13). Thunder comes about not from…
E.g. dua for healing, salawat, morning dhikr
Explanation: This is a munajat (intimate prayer) attributed to the ascetic Ibrahim ibn Adham. It describes the servant confessing his sins and seeking refuge in Allah's pardon alone,…
“Whoever performs the Fajr prayer in congregation is under Allah’s protection until evening.”
Muslim, Masajid 261This is the verse recited when thunder rumbles (Ar-Ra'd 13). Thunder comes about not from…
These are verses of the Holy Quran recited for honor and dignity (Al Imran 26,…
This is the dua narrated by Samurah (may Allah be pleased with him) from Abu…
This is the dua to be recited after leaving the hammam (bath or bathroom). The…
These are verses of the Holy Quran recited to ask for a child and to…
This is the dua to be recited after entering the hammam (bath or bathroom). According…
This is the dua of praise and istighfar (seeking forgiveness) to be recited after leaving…
This is the dua to be recited when entering the toilet (lavatory). In one hadith,…
A short dua recited when entering the bath (hammam) or any place where one washes.…
A dua recited when looking in the mirror. It teaches gratitude for the beauty one…
A short dua recited when going out of the house. It expresses tawakkul (reliance on…
This dua is recited when entering the home. It asks that both entering and leaving…
They are the short duas said when waking up in the morning, when starting and finishing a meal, when drinking water, when getting dressed, when leaving and entering the home, when making wudu, when entering the mosque and when going to bed. In this section each one is given on its own page with its Arabic text, transliteration and meaning.
No, you don’t. Most of these duas are only a sentence or two long and you memorise them naturally as you repeat them. Until you have memorised them, there is nothing wrong with making dua using their meaning in your own language; what matters is remembering Allah at the beginning and end of what you do.
The duas on these pages are taken from the Turkish translation of Majmu'at al-Ahzab by Ahmed Ziyauddin Gumushanevi. At the end of each page, the place of the dua in the book and, where available, its hadith source are given.

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