Daily duas, ready when you need them.

Find the dua for the moment

Browse the collection by chapter and category rather than keeping a long list of screenshots. Open a dua to read its Arabic text, translation, transliteration and source information where provided. The last-read shortcut helps you return to your place.

For a morning routine, bedtime or another recurring moment, save a small selection you can find easily. The website introduces the feature; the full dua collection is in the mobile app.

Read and listen at your own pace

Adjust the Arabic, translation, transliteration and source display in Dua Settings. Separate font and size controls let you make the text comfortable to read without giving each part the same size.

Use the audio control when a recording is available. Audio may need an internet connection; this page does not promise a recording or an offline download for every dua. Transliteration can help you get started, while listening and learning with a teacher support pronunciation.

Make room for the duas you return to

Mark favorites, organize saved duas into folders and add notes for your own reference. You can also create a custom dua with its own title and text. Your personal entries stay distinct from the built-in collection.

A folder can be as simple as the duas you want to learn this week. Keep notes short enough to be useful when you open them again, and use the source details in the collection when you want to learn more.

Connect reading with remembrance

Use the tasbih counter when you want help keeping a count, or create an Islamic card from supported dua content to share a reminder. Choose what you share and review the finished card before sending it.