Stay close to your Maker.

Authentic duas for how you feel today, a tasbih, and the 99 Names of Allah.

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A quiet place for your duas.

Nothing between you and the dua.

The Bismillah Duas home feed: duas for how you feel, with Arabic and translation

Authentic, and sourced.

From the Quran, Hisnul Muslim and Riyad as-Salihin. Arabic, transliteration and translation, with the source.

The library: Hisn al-Muslim, Riyad as-Salihin, Quranic duas and the Names of Allah

Fall in love with Allah again.

All 99 Names, each with its meaning and a short audio lesson.

Ar-Rahmaan, with its meaning, a reflection and a two-minute audio lesson

Your tasbih, always in hand.

Tap anywhere to count. Pick your dhikr, or follow the After Salah session.

The Tasbih: two hands holding prayer beads, counting SubhanAllah to 33

Recite daily, gently guided.

Listen, follow the transliteration, and mark each recitation.

A dua with Arabic, transliteration, translation and the source Muslim 601, recited once today

A practice shaped around you.

Prayer-time reminders, morning and evening adhkar, and a streak to keep you going.

The You page: a 30-day streak, prayer-time reminders and display settings

Share the reward.

Send a dua to someone you love. Every time they say it, the reward is shared.

A dua share card: Allahu akbar kabira, with its translation and source

Questions, answered.

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Is it free?

Yes. There are no ads and no account to make.

Where do the duas come from?

The Quran, Hisnul Muslim and Riyad as-Salihin. Every dua shows its source.

Does it need my location?

Only for prayer times, and it never leaves your phone.

Can I listen to the duas?

Yes, many duas have recitation, and each of the 99 Names has an audio lesson.

Is it on Android and iPad?

Yes: iPhone, iPad and Android.

Begin with Bismillah.

One dua today. Another tomorrow.

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