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Quranic Duas: Authentic Supplications from the Quran
Every supplication in this library comes straight from the Quran, the very words Allah taught His prophets and righteous servants to say. Each guide gives you the full Arabic text in Uthmani script, a simple transliteration to help you pronounce it, and clear English and Urdu meanings, along with the story behind the dua and guidance on when to recite it.
Dua Guides
Rabbana Duas: Complete List of 32 Quranic Duas
All 32 supplications in the Quran that begin with Rabbana (Our Lord), each with verified Arabic text, transliteration, and English and Urdu meanings.
Read all 32 duasDua of Prophet Yunus
The famous supplication from the belly of the whale (21:87), for times of distress, hardship, and anxiety. Includes Arabic text, meaning, and virtues.
Read the duaDua of Prophet Musa
My Lord, expand for me my chest (20:25–28). The prophet’s prayer for clarity of speech, confidence, and eased affairs.
Read the duaDua of Prophet Ibrahim
Make me steadfast in prayer (14:40–41). A heartfelt dua for worship, righteous children, and forgiveness on the Day of Judgment.
Read the duaDua of Prophet Adam
Our Lord, we have wronged ourselves (7:23). The first dua of repentance in human history, a model of turning back to Allah.
Read the duaHow to Use These Duas
- Learn the meaning first. Read the English and Urdu meanings so your heart is present when your tongue moves.
- Memorize gradually. Take one dua at a time and use it in sujood and after your daily prayers.
- Teach them to your family. These are the Quran’s own words, the finest words to call upon Allah with.