Morning and Evening Dua for Protection from All Sides
The Prophet ﷺ never left this dua morning and evening, asking Allah for ‘afiyah and protection from every side (Ibn Majah 3871). Arabic and meaning.
A collection of Dua from authentic Hadiths that have been graded true. It has a chain of people that can be traced back to Muhammad Rasullullah ( ﷺ ).

The Prophet ﷺ never left this dua morning and evening, asking Allah for ‘afiyah and protection from every side (Ibn Majah 3871). Arabic and meaning.

As parents, one of our biggest worries is keeping our children safe. The Prophet ﷺ taught us a short dua for protection of children that he used to recite over his own grandsons, al-Hasan and al-Husain. It asks Allah to protect them from devils, from harmful creatures and from the evil eye. Let’s take a…

The imam says Allahu akbar, the rows fall silent, and many of us are not sure what to say for the person in front of us. The Prophet ﷺ left us the words. This article covers the janazah dua he made for the deceased, two shorter duas you can start with, and where each one…

The Prophet ﷺ sought refuge from 4 things: hard trials, misery, a bad decree and gloating enemies (Bukhari 6347). The hadith, meaning and how to say it.

Praise Allah, send salawat on the Prophet ﷺ, then ask (Abu Dawud 1481). Where to make dua in salah, and why not to rush, from authentic hadith.

The best dua during sujud comes from the Prophet ﷺ himself: 4 authentic duas he made in prostration, with Arabic, transliteration and meaning.

In the darkness of the sea, inside the belly of a whale, Prophet Yunus (peace be upon him) called out to Allah with a few short words, and Allah answered him. The Prophet ﷺ told us that any Muslim who makes the same dua of Prophet Yunus for any need will be answered too. Here…

Allahumma inni a’udhu bika min ‘adhabi jahannam: the dua after tashahhud (attahiyat) from Sahih Muslim 588a, with its meaning and when to say it.

Allahumma inni zalamtu nafsi: the dua for forgiveness the Prophet ﷺ taught Abu Bakr to say in prayer (Bukhari 834). Arabic, transliteration and meaning.