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Duas

Supplications from the Quran and the Sunnah, each with its Arabic, a transliteration for those still learning the script, the meaning, and the source it comes from. Nothing here is included without an attribution.

Daily

Protection

Worship

From the Quran

Distress

Forgiveness

Occasions

Learn the words and what they mean

Islamic studies lessons cover the daily supplications with their meaning, not only their sound.

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Questions about the duas

Are these duas authentic?

Each one here carries its source. Where a supplication is widely circulated but weakly attributed, we say so rather than list it as though it were established.

Does a dua have to be said in Arabic?

The prescribed ones are said in Arabic as they were taught. Beyond those, you may ask in whatever language you think in.

How should a child learn these?

By meaning first, then wording. A child who knows what they are asking for remembers the words far longer than one who has only learned the sound.

Do you teach these in lessons?

Yes, within Islamic studies, alongside how to pray and the manners that go with it.

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