أذكار الصباح والمساء
Morning, evening
and daily azkar
Read azkar in Arabic with transliteration, English meanings and source references. Choose a collection below, or use the guided reader to follow each dhikr and count its repetitions.
338 azkar · 31 occasions · 99 Names of Allah
Daily collections
Browse all occasionsMorning azkar
Begin the day with morning remembrances, Arabic text and English meanings.
أذكار المساءEvening azkar
Read evening remembrances with transliteration, translations and references.
أذكار بعد الصلاةAzkar after prayer
Follow post-prayer adhkar, including istighfar and tasbih, with their sources.
أذكار النومDuas before sleep
Read bedtime duas and Quranic passages before sleep, at your own pace.
All azkar occasions
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About this azkar library
Azkar, also written adhkar, are remembrances of Allah and supplications for daily life. This library brings together morning and evening remembrance, duas around salah, and supplications for sleep, travel and other occasions.
Where do the azkar texts come from?
The four daily collections above use Sakinah’s Hisn al-Muslim data. Each entry includes its source reference so you can read the Quran or hadith citation alongside the Arabic and English meaning.
Can I read azkar with transliteration and English meanings?
Yes. The collection pages show the Arabic and English translation. Open “Transliteration” beneath an entry to see its pronunciation guide. The guided reader shows these together.
How does the dhikr counter save my progress?
Choose an occasion and tap the circle for each repetition. The reader moves to the next entry when its count is complete. Progress is stored locally in this browser for the current day; no account is needed.