oreword 9

Introduction 11

Pronunciation Guide 15

Chapter 1: Sufipfications for

Typical Situations 19

1. Supplication on Waking up 19

2. Supplication on Going iato and
Coming out of tiie Lavatory 20

3. Supplication after Waking up at Night,
and DoiQg Wudhm' 21

4. Supplication after Wudkuu' 27

5. Starting Voluntary Salaah at Night .... 27

6. Ayahs to Recite in the Witr Salaah .... 29

7. Qmmt in the Witr and in

Hio Fajr Salaah 29

8. SuppUcation after the Witr Salaah 30

9. SuppUcation during Adhaan

6

Daily and Nightly Supplicatioiis

(CaU for Sa/oaA) 31

10. Supplication after Adhaan 31

11. Supplication on Getting Dressed 33

12. Supplication on Wearing

New Clothes 34

13. Supplication on Going out

of the House 34

14. Supplication on Going to

the Mosque 35

15. Supplication on Riding a Means

of Transportation 36

16. Supplication on Experiencing DiflBculty
with a Means of Transport 38

17. Supplication on Entering

the Mosque 39

18. Supplication on Opening Salaah 39

19. Supplication in Rukuu' and Sujmd... 41

20. Supplication after Rukuu' 42

21. Supplication in the Sitting Position

Contenis 7

between the 2 Prostrations 44

22. Tashahhud. 45

23. How to Pray for the Prophet 46

24. What to Say after Tashahhud^

and before Tasleem 47

25. SuppUcations in Sujutud in Response

to a Qur*anic Recitation 51

26. Dhikr (Remembrance) after Salaah ... 53

27. SuppUcation on Going out

of the Mosque 62

28. Supplication on Entering One's House . . 63

29. Supplication on Eating / Drinking .... 63

30. Supplication on Going to Bed 65

31. Supplication on Waking up

during the Night 76

Chapter 2: Mornii^ and Evening

Adhkaar 79

Endnotes 101

Muslim*s usual activities in one day aad
night; Chapter 2 is concerned with the early
morning aad evening adhkaar.
The Arabic edition is supplemented by a card
on which is recorded the early morning and
evening adhkaar. It is easy to carry, so its
benefit caa spread widely, aad those who do
not easily team by heart caa make good use of
it. This is considered a response to Allah*s
commaad: "(125) Call unto the way of thy
Lord with wisdom and fair exhortation...."
[Surat An-Nahl, Ayah 125]. By it I am seeking
reward from Allah, as promised in the
Hadith: "If one directs others to a good
deed, one is entitled to a reward (from Allah)
equal to that of those who do it (following his
direction). I pray to Allah, the Exalted, to
accept my effort in the production of this
booklet, and to make it well received in this
world.

I hope that whoever benefits from this
booklet will pray for me and my parents at
the most opportune times for prayer.
However, I hope that whoever finds faults
with the booklet will be so kind as to have