In this course you learn the daily duas and adhkar from the Quran and the authentic Sunnah: what to say when you wake up, before eating, when leaving the house, before sleeping, and after each prayer. You memorize each one with a teacher who checks your pronunciation, and you learn what it means so you say it with your heart, not only your tongue.
Duas are one of the easiest ways to bring a child closer to Allah. A four-year-old can't follow a long lesson, but they can learn "Bismillah" before food and a short dua before bed, and feel proud saying it. Adults benefit too: many of us know a few duas by heart and want to learn the rest correctly.
Who this course is for
- Young children starting with the simplest daily duas.
- Older kids who are ready for the morning and evening adhkar.
- New Muslims who want to learn the duas used in prayer and daily life.
- Adults who want to make the adhkar a daily habit and understand them.
What you will learn
Daily duas
Waking up, entering and leaving the bathroom, getting dressed, before and after eating, leaving and entering the home, entering the mosque, travelling, and before sleeping.
Morning and evening adhkar
The adhkar of the morning and evening, including Ayat Al-Kursi and the last three surahs, and the well-known supplications for protection and forgiveness.
Adhkar after the prayer
What to say after the obligatory prayers: istighfar, tasbih, tahmid and takbir, and Ayat Al-Kursi.
Duas from the Quran
Short supplications of the Prophets mentioned in the Quran, such as the duas of Ibrahim, Musa and Yunus, peace be upon them.
Meaning and pronunciation
For each dua: the Arabic text, an easy explanation of its meaning in English, and careful pronunciation practice.
How classes work
Classes are live and one-on-one on Zoom or Google Meet. For children, 20 to 30 minutes is usually enough. The teacher introduces one or two duas, explains when to say them, and the child repeats them until they're comfortable. Each class starts by reviewing the duas from before.
Many families add this course to a Quran plan, for example one duas class a week next to the child's Quran classes. Others take it as a short course on its own.
How long does it take?
The daily duas can be learned in a few weeks. The full set of morning and evening adhkar takes longer, usually two to three months with two classes a week. Children go at their own pace.
Certificate
When the student completes the list and recites it to the teacher, they receive a certificate. For children, we give smaller rewards along the way to keep them motivated.
Price
Duas and Adhkar is part of our monthly plans, and can be combined with any Quran course. See the pricing page.
Certified Al-Azhar teachers · male & female · kids and adults
Frequently asked questions
At what age can my child start learning duas? As early as 3 or 4. Start with very short duas, like the dua before eating and before sleeping.
Which book do you use? Teachers rely on the well-known collection Hisn Al-Muslim (Fortress of the Muslim), using authentic narrations.
Will my child understand the meaning? Yes. The teacher explains each dua in simple English, often with a short story, so the child knows why and when to say it.
Can this be part of my child's Quran class? Yes. Many teachers spend the last few minutes of a Quran class on duas. If you want a full course, book it separately.
You might also like our guide to the best short surahs to memorize first, many of which are part of the daily adhkar.
