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Words that have carried Muslims through their darkest moments for 1,400 years.
A free collection of Prophetic supplications for trials and hardships, with context, so they land differently.
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Why this collection exists
Most of us know the words. But we've lost the weight of them.
There is a difference between reciting a dua and truly calling upon Allah. When we understand what we are saying, the name of Allah we are invoking, the moment in which the Prophet ﷺ said these words, the state of heart they require, the same words become something else entirely.
This collection does not just give you the supplications. It gives you the context. The meaning. The moment.
"And when My servants ask you about Me, indeed I am near. I respond to the invocation of the supplicant when he calls upon Me."
Al-Baqarah 2:186
What's inside
Supplications across every form of trial
Anxiety and Overwhelm
The duas the Prophet ﷺ taught when the heart is heavy and the chest feels tight.
Grief and Loss
Words for when you have lost something: a person, a dream, a version of yourself you thought would last.
Spiritual Darkness
For the moments when Allah feels far and your heart feels hardened. These words are for exactly that.
Injustice and Powerlessness
When life feels unfair and you have no control. The Prophetic response to situations that feel impossible.
Guilt and Regret
For the weight of past mistakes. Supplications of tawbah that remind you Allah is Al-Ghafur, Al-Wadud.
Morning and Evening
Daily adhkar for protection, presence, and beginning each day anchored to something real.
This collection is our sadaqah jariyah.
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Authentic duas for hardship, healing, and turning back to Allah.
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