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Duas in Arabic with English meaning

49 authentic duas for children and adults — each with Arabic, transliteration, meaning, its source and a free image to save and share.

  • Duas: 49
  • Includes: Arabic, transliteration, meaning, source
  • Free: images to share
Quick answer

This dua library has 49 authentic duas from the Quran and Sunnah — for sleeping and waking, eating, the home and toilet, wudu and the masjid, travel, worry, family and the duas of the Prophets. Tap any dua to see it in Arabic with transliteration, English meaning and its source.

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Guides to go with the duas

Sunnah manners, stories and tips for teaching children.

Dua FAQs

Questions about duas

Which duas should children learn first?

Start with the duas they use every day: Bismillah before eating, the dua after eating, the duas for sleeping and waking up, and the dua for leaving the house. Learn one at a time, at the moment it is used.

Are these duas authentic?

Every dua comes from the Quran or authentic hadith collections such as Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim and Sunan Abi Dawud. Each page links to its source on Quran.com or Sunnah.com so you can check it.

Can I download and share these dua images?

Yes. Open any dua and tap “Download image” or “Share on WhatsApp” to share it with family and friends.

Do I have to say duas in Arabic?

You can make dua in any language. Learning the Arabic words taught in the Quran and Sunnah is a bonus that brings extra reward and connection.

How can I learn duas with a teacher?

Our one-to-one Nimaz & Deen course teaches daily duas with meaning, alongside Salah and the stories of the Prophets. Start with 3 free trial classes.

Learn duas with a teacher

Our Nimaz & Deen course teaches daily duas with meaning — start with 3 free trial classes.

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