ISLAM | Muslims | Supplications | Prayer This small book provides a range of duas for everyday life. These duas are from the Quran and authentic hadith (sayings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ). A bilingual format is used: English translation is placed alongside Arabic text. This will facilitate learning the meaning of each dua. ~ Dua is a request for help. Dua is asking for our needs, for protection, and for forgiveness. Dua is a form of spiritual connection with the Creator. It is a conversation – a divine dialogue. Many of the daily activities of modern living can be a reminder to make dua: cleaning, commuting, enjoying coffee. This book also includes • Quranic phrases to use in everyday conversations • Selected ayat to recite in salat prayers In our everyday activities of modern life, we can engage in duas (supplications or requests) and azkar (remembrance of God). Connect your dua to different daily activities such as locking the door, starting your car, presenting the bus card, logging in to your computer, walking in the park. Pause. Say the dua. Connect in solitude. At the special moments of predawn quiet, deepening dusk, and after salat prayers. There are of course no prescribed duas for the sundry activities of modern life. Cars, computers, college. We can only select from the Prophet’s duas. This selection of duas is compiled by M Jawad Hashim – a physician and professor from Pakistan. This book follows standard recommendations from Hanafi, Shafi, and Maliki schools. CONTENTS Morning remembrance Evening remembrance Sleeping routine Family Daily activities School and college Work Outdoors Life events Islamic activities Appendices Please rate and review this book, thank you.