Four duas for when anger takes hold — in Arabic, transliteration and English, beginning with the one the Prophet ﷺ prescribed for exactly this.

Four duas for the days when worry takes over — in Arabic, transliteration and English, each one taken straight from the Quran.

Four short duas for the days when the heart is heavy — in Arabic, transliteration and English, taken from the Quran and the Sunnah.

Most Islamic apps get downloaded once and forgotten. These five have earned their place on my home screen — here's what each one actually does well.

Reciting the 99 Names of Allah is a spiritual practice that many find deeply rewarding. You can start by learning a few names at a time. Repeat each name slowly, focusing on its meaning and reflecting on how you can apply it when saying your dua. This helps you connect with the attribute it represents.

Eleven duas for the days that feel unbearable — in Arabic, transliteration and English, drawn from the Quran and the Sunnah.

Dhikr, the profound act of remembering and mentioning God, stands as a cornerstone of Islamic spirituality...