REFERENCE
Sources and approach
Arabic, English meanings and guidance on when to use each entry.
The du‘a collection
267 entries across 132 chapters of Hisn al-Muslim, compiled by Sa‘id ibn Ali ibn Wahf al-Qahtani. Text comes from OpenDua’s sourced edition (v0.0.4), by Ihsan Labs at the Human Development Fund.
How to use it
Each entry links to its source. Usage follows the source chapter and instructions. Alternative wordings, recitations and explanatory guidance are kept separate.
Our approach
A Sunni family journal for those following the Shafi‘i school. It is a devotional reference, not a legal manual. Consult a trusted teacher for school-specific guidance and differences in narration grading.
OpenDua reports checking Arabic and source placement against Hisn al-Muslim; it does not issue its own hadith gradings. This website has not received an independent Shafi‘i scholarly review.
Our intention and reading references
- Keeping the Hereafter central · Tirmidhi 2465
- Al-Baqarah at home · Muslim 780
- Friday Al-Kahf · Mishkat 2175
- Morning and evening recitations · Abu Dawud 5082
- Remembrance and comfort · Qur’an 13:28
The daily Al-Baqarah schedule is our family’s chosen routine. “Required” in this journal does not mean obligatory for all Muslims.
Attribution
OpenDua English, transliteration and editorial data: CC BY 4.0. We reorganised the collection for learning and tracking and omitted audio. Full attribution and changes.
Surah names and ayah counts: AlQuran Cloud. Reading links open Quran.com.