Read Alfurqan | Islamic Duaa & Spiritual Reflection

Uma duá islâmica para a noite, criada para ajudar você a desacelerar, acalmar a mente e entregar suas preocupações a Allah antes de dormir. Uma jornada de paz, misericórdia, perdão e confiança, inspirada no Alcorão e nos ensinamentos do Profeta Muhammad. Para muçulmanos e para todos que creem em Deus e desejam terminar o dia mais próximos de seu Criador. Feche os olhos, deixe o dia para trás e entregue sua alma a Allah nesta noite.

Before you had a name, Allah knew you. A deeply reflective English duaa about existence, creation, gratitude, hidden blessings, repentance, and the life we never earned.

Lay your worries before Allah and return your soul to the One who created it. This original English Islamic sleep duaa is inspired by the Qur'an and authentic Islamic supplications, gently guiding the heart toward trust, mercy, surrender, and peaceful rest through the remembrance of Allah. The recording contains no music or musical instruments—only gentle human humming and the natural sounds of rain, wind, and ocean waves.

A raw emotional duaa for the oppressed, the imprisoned, and the forgotten — for the mothers who wait, the wives who endure, the fathers who hide their pain, and the children wounded by separation. This recording is also a prayer for our own hearts, so we do not hear pain, cry for a moment, then move on. دعاء خام ومؤثر للمظلومين، والأسرى، والمنسيين… ولأمهاتهم اللواتي ينتظرن، ولزوجاتهم اللواتي يصبرن بصمت، ولآبائهم الذين يخفون وجعهم، ولأطفالهم الذين كسر الفراق براءتهم. هذا الدعاء ليس لهم وحدهم… بل لنا أيضًا؛ لقلوبنا حين تسمع الألم ثم تعتاده، ولألسنتنا حين تدعو ثم تغفل، ولأرواحنا حين تبكي لحظة ثم تمضي مع الدنيا. دعاء أقل تهذيبًا… وأكثر صدقًا.

An emotional English Dua Arafah inspired by the spirit of Imam Hussain’s supplication on the Day of Arafah. A dua for those seeking forgiveness, healing, mercy, guidance, peace, and a return to Allah. Perfect for listening during: * Day of Arafah * Dhul Hijjah * Tahajjud * Anxiety and sadness * Repentance and spiritual reflection * Ramadan and daily worship

ایک خام، درد بھری دعا ان مظلوموں کے لیے جنہیں دنیا بھول گئی — اور ہمارے دلوں کے لیے، جو سنتے ہیں، روتے ہیں، پھر غافل ہو جاتے ہیں۔ एक कच्ची, दर्द भरी दुआ उन मज़लूमों के लिए जिन्हें दुनिया भूल गई — और हमारे दिलों के लिए, जो सुनते हैं, रोते हैं, फिर ग़ाफ़िल हो जाते हैं।

A heartfelt and emotional duaa for anyone facing hardship, sadness, fear, uncertainty, or emotional exhaustion. دعاء مؤثر وخاشع لكل من يمر بضيق، حزن، خوف، أو تعبٍ نفسي وروحي. This recitation is a humble call to Allah for mercy, relief, forgiveness, healing, and peace during life’s most difficult moments. هذا الدعاء هو نداءٌ متضرع إلى الله طلبًا للرحمة، والفرج، والمغفرة، والسكينة في أوقات الشدة والابتلاء.

ایک دل سے نکلی ہوئی دعا दिल से निकली हुई दुआ ان تمام لوگوں کے لیے جو خوف، غم، تکلیف، یا بے بسی محسوس کر رہے ہیں۔ उन सभी लोगों के लिए जो डर, ग़म, तकलीफ़, या बेबसी महसूस कर रहे हैं। یہ دعا اللہ کی رحمت، مدد، مغفرت، اور پوری امت کی بھلائی کے لیے ایک عاجزانہ پکار ہے۔ यह दुआ अल्लाह की रहमत, मदद, माफी, और पूरी उम्मत की भलाई के लिए एक विनम्र पुकार है।

Fall asleep listening to authentic Islamic bedtime supplications, Tasbeeh Fatimah al-Zahra (AS), and Quranic verses of protection. This 10-hour recording is designed to help you relax, remember Allah, and end your day with dhikr, dua, and the comforting words of the Quran. استمع إلى دعاء النوم، وتسبيح فاطمة الزهراء (ع)، وآيات الحفظ من القرآن الكريم في تسجيل هادئ يمتد لعشر ساعات، ليساعدك على النوم بطمأنينة وذكر الله. सोने से पहले सुनें इस्लामी दुआएँ, तस्बीह फ़ातिमा अल-ज़हरा (अ), और कुरान की सुरक्षा देने वाली आयतें। यह 10 घंटे का शांत ऑडियो आपको सुकून, याद-ए-इलाही और बेहतर नींद के लिए तैयार किया गया है।

Sleep Duaa & Tasbeeh & Quran. Relaxing. Soothing | دعاء النوم وتسبيح فاطمة الزهراء والمعوذات

المعوذات ثلاث مرات | al-Ma'authat Three Times

A full Arabic recitation of Dua Arafah, the deeply moving supplication traditionally attributed to Imam Hussain ibn Ali (peace be upon him) — a journey of repentance, gratitude, longing, humility, and returning to Allah. تسجيل كامل لدعاء عرفة باللغة العربية، الدعاء العميق المنسوب للإمام الحسين بن علي (عليه السلام)، في رحلة إيمانية من التوبة والخضوع والرجوع إلى الله، واستشعار نعمه ورحمته والافتقار إليه.

Duaa al-Gawshan al-Kebeer | دعاء الجوشن الكبير

The disbelievers query the Day of Resurrection and the Hereafter. God provides evidence of His power and generosity and describes the punishments in Hell. The treatment the righteous should expect and a final warning of the reality to come.

A brief commentary of Chapter 67 of the Holy Quran. These verses remind us of our purpose in life and of God’s omnipotence over all creation.

The Surah is Medinan. it has 24 verses. The main topics are: the exile of Jewish tribe of Bani Nadir, Spoils and introduction of Fay (The spoil you get without battle is not yours but of God and His Prophet), traits of Hypocrites, 17 attributes of God.

Revealed in Mecca, the chapter has 62 verses. The title is taken from the invocation in the first verse, ‘By the star as it sets.’ This is the first chapter that the Prophet publicly recited in which both the believers and disbelievers prostrated at the end.

This Surah is Meccan Surah. It has 35 verses. The main subjects are the creation in truth, Quran has similar old message as Torah, Commandment to treat parents kindly, gestation and weaning time period is in total 2.5 years, story of group of unseen spirits, who became preachers after hearing Quran

All revelations came from the same source, and the prime message has remained the same, namely the Oneness of God and the inevitability of the Day of Judgement.

God is described as the Forgiver, the story of Pharaoh and Moses, and the Prophet is urged to be steadfast.

Chapter 37 can be divided into three parts. The first gives evidence for monotheism and the Resurrection. The second gives short accounts of the Prophets from the past whilst the third part refutes superstitious beliefs.

Humankind is reminded of God’s majesty and power. He also reminds us to reflect on our abundant blessings and not to be deluded by worldly matters.

The characteristics of a believer, the punishment that awaits the disbelievers and those who distract the believers from worship, wise advice and the ultimate power of God.

The story of Moses and his encounter with Pharaoh. God advises Prophet Muhammad, warns the Meccans of the temporary nature of this world, and demonstrates His power.

The Poets discusses stories about the earlier Prophets and concludes by confirming the divine origin of the Quran.

The chapter was revealed during the middle stage of the Prophet’s residence in Mecca. It was the climax of famine in the region. The bitter conflict had begun between him and the disbelievers, though persecution had not yet begun. The chapter contains 118 verses and its title is based on the reference to believers in this chapter.

A warning, stories of the prophets, and good news for the believers.

A brief commentary of Chapter 19 of the Holy Quran. These verses beautifully portray the birth and life of Jesus, and some of the characteristics of great prophets such as Abraham and Moses. It also discusses life after death, resurrection and reward.

A journey by night, transgressions, commandments and some explanations. Prophet Muhammad warns us with the truth and God’s promises are real.

Proof of the Oneness of God, a refutation of polytheism and a warning. Admonitions and rewards, lessons and examples.

A brief commentary of Chapter 12 (verses 1-66) of the Holy Quran. The story of Prophet Joseph is a story of suffering and sadness, focusing on putting one’s trust in God and knowing that He is the best of Planners. Part one sees Joseph being torn away from his loving father and thrust into slavery, and ends with Joseph securing a high position in the Egyptian government. A brief commentary of Chapter 12 (verses 67-111) of the Holy Quran. Joseph has become an important man in the Egyptian government and his brothers have approached him for grain. The story concludes with Joseph revealing his identity and reuniting with his family.

A brief commentary of Chapter 11 (verses 1-60) of the Holy Quran. They discuss the stories of Prophet Noah and Hud, and the consequences of those who rejected their message. A brief commentary of Chapter 11 (verses 61-123) of the Holy Quran. They discuss the stories of great Prophets such as Lot, Abraham and Moses, and the consequences of those who rejected their message.

The first half of this chapter contains an invitation, an admonition and a warning. God is One and He is in control. This life is very short and the Hereafter is forever. Attention is drawn to ignorance and deviation and their consequences. The people are warned not to behave like the people of the past whose civilisations were destroyed.

This a Medinan chapter that has 129 Verses. The main topic is war and peace

The lessons learned in the Battle of Badr, an acknowledgement of God as the architect of victory, and a reminder to the believers about the importance of supporting one another.

A brief commentary of Chapter 7 (verses 1 to 58) of the Holy Quran. These verses are both an invitation to do good and a warning from being arrogant and disobedient. A brief commentary of Chapter 7 (verses 59 to 147) of the Holy Quran. In this part we learn important lessons from the lives of the prophets and long gone civilisations. A brief commentary of Chapter 7 (verses 148 to 206) of the Holy Quran. In these final verses we discover that Prophet Muhammad was mentioned in both the Torah and Gospel and the warnings in previous parts are reiterated.

There is only One God. Failure to see this reality will result in a very harsh and final reality on the Day of Judgment. God gives warning after warning and invites us to think and to ponder. God tells Prophet Muhammad how to use the Quran, gives a strong warning against polytheism and Prophet Abraham ponders the universe and discovers the Oneness of God.God’s signs and blessings are everywhere. Despite this some people worships things other than God.

A brief commentary of Chapter 5 of the Quran. It discusses food, hunting, the pledges made by the Jews and Christians, the afterlife, and the feast of Jesus.

Laws regarding inheritance and marriage concluding with a list of instructions for those who wish to enter Paradise. Part two begins and finishes with some rules about prayer, and includes a discussion about those whom God cursed, the importance of obeying Prophet Muhammad and some verses about emigration. A discussion about belief, the People of the Scripture and their desires and wrongdoing, the hypocrites and closing paragraph about inheritance.

Revelations confirmed and a blessed family. The legacy of earlier revelations results in the best nation. Patience and fortitude are rewarded. This world is no more than a transitory illusion.

Full recitation of Holy Quran with tarteel and tajweed, divided into 30 parts. I will publish one Juz every night of Ramadan 2022 Inshallah. تلاوة القران الكريم كاملا, باذن الله سأقوم بنشر جزء من كل يوم في رمضان 2022 _______________________________________________________ A guide for the righteous, the consequences of hypocrisy, and rewards for the believers. This is followed by the story of Adam, and reminders for the children of Israel. Those who break covenants and God’s way of dealing with them. The Jews continue to break covenants and prove their faithlessness. Abraham’s religion and the direction of the prayer are discussed. The believers will be tested, characteristics of righteousness are explained, and God begins to set down rules. Stories, explanations, rules and supplications.

Full recitation of Holy Quran with tarteel and tajweed, divided into 30 parts. I will publish one Juz every night of Ramadan 2022 Inshallah. تلاوة القران الكريم كاملا, باذن الله سأقوم بنشر جزء من كل يوم في رمضان 2022 _______________________________________________________ A guide for the righteous, the consequences of hypocrisy, and rewards for the believers. This is followed by the story of Adam, and reminders for the children of Israel. Those who break covenants and God’s way of dealing with them. The Jews continue to break covenants and prove their faithlessness. Abraham’s religion and the direction of the prayer are discussed. The believers will be tested, characteristics of righteousness are explained, and God begins to set down rules. Stories, explanations, rules and supplications.

Full recitation of Holy Quran with tarteel and tajweed, divided into 30 parts. I will publish one Juz every night of Ramadan 2022 Inshallah. تلاوة القران الكريم كاملا, باذن الله سأقوم بنشر جزء من كل يوم في رمضان 2022

Segment of Surah al-Sajda | ما تيسر من سورة السجدة

Segment of Surah al-Ahzab | ما تيسر من سورة الأحزاب

Segment of Surah al-Ana'am | ما تيسر من سورة الأنعام

Segment of Surah al-Ana'am | ما تيسر من سورة الأنعام

Segment of Surah al-Nessa' | ما تيسر من سورة النساء

Segment of Surah al-Room | ما تيسر من سورة الروم

Segment of Surah al-Ankaboot | ما تيسر من سورة العنكبوت

Segment of Surah al-Qasas | ما تيسر من سورة القصص

A warning, stories of the prophets, and good news for the believers.

A journey by night, transgressions, commandments and some explanations. Prophet Muhammad warns us with the truth and God’s promises are real.

Take heed, obey God, believe in the message, reject Satan, and find refuge in worship.

There is only One God. Failure to see this reality will result in a very harsh and final reality on the Day of Judgment. God gives warning after warning and invites us to think and to ponder. God tells Prophet Muhammad how to use the Quran, gives a strong warning against polytheism and Prophet Abraham ponders the universe and discovers the Oneness of God.God’s signs and blessings are everywhere. Despite this some people worships things other than God.

A brief commentary of Chapter 5 of the Quran. It discusses food, hunting, the pledges made by the Jews and Christians, the afterlife, and the feast of Jesus.

Juz Five (Juz 5) Full | الجزء الخامس (جزء 5) كاملا

Juz Four (Juz 4) Full | الجزء الرابع (جزء 4) كاملا

Laws regarding inheritance and marriage concluding with a list of instructions for those who wish to enter Paradise. Part two begins and finishes with some rules about prayer, and includes a discussion about those whom God cursed, the importance of obeying Prophet Muhammad and some verses about emigration. A discussion about belief, the People of the Scripture and their desires and wrongdoing, the hypocrites and closing paragraph about inheritance.

Juz Three (Juz 3) Full | الجزء الثالث (جزء 3) كاملا

Revelations confirmed and a blessed family. The legacy of earlier revelations results in the best nation. Patience and fortitude are rewarded. This world is no more than a transitory illusion.

A guide for the righteous, the consequences of hypocrisy, and rewards for the believers. This is followed by the story of Adam, and reminders for the children of Israel. Those who break covenants and God’s way of dealing with them. The Jews continue to break covenants and prove their faithlessness. Abraham’s religion and the direction of the prayer are discussed. The believers will be tested, characteristics of righteousness are explained, and God begins to set down rules. Stories, explanations, rules and supplications.

Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا

Juz One (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا

Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي

Juz Tabarak (Juz 29) Full | جزء تبارك (جزء 29) كاملا

A powerful chapter constructed with powerful images and sharp comments. It is a glimpse into the life to come and a potent warning for those who are obstinate in their refusal to accept the truth.

The human being is created, undergoes tests and trials whilst making a choice to stay on the right path or leave it. Paradise is prepared for those who make the right choice.

A chapter that begins and ends by focusing on the certainty of the Day of Judgment, while the middle verses discuss Prophet Muhammad and the revelation of the Quran.

Instructions for Prophet Muhammad and one’s behavior that leads to the Hellfire.

God prepares Prophet Muhammad for heavy responsibilities. Hell is promised to the disbelievers that refuse to take heed of Prophet Muhammad’s warning. The night prayer is made easy.

A view of Islam from a different world and the seriousness of Prophet Muhammad’s mission.

The chapter was revealed in Mecca and contains 28 verses. The entire chapter is devoted to the call of Prophet Noah to his people. God tells us Noah’s story whose patience was tested to an extraordinary limit yet he stayed firm in his conviction and continued to work for God till the end.

God describes the Day of Judgment, including the different qualities and attitudes of both the believers and the disbelievers.

This is a Meccan Surah. It has 52 verses. The main topics are: the description of the last day, mentioning of Thamud, Ad, Pharaoh, 8 angels of God's throne, Rewards and punishments, if Muhammad had added falsehood in Quran, God would have cut off his Aorta.

Juz Qad Same'a (Juz 28) Full | جزء قد سمع (جزء 28) كاملا

This Surah is Medinan Surah. It has 14 verses. The main topics are :God loves those who fight in His cause united, prediction of Ahmed by Jesus, Prediction of victory.

This Surah is the Medinan Surah. It has 13 verses. The main Topics are: " Prohibition of friendship with enemies of God and Muslims", examine the women who come from the region where your enemies live, Prophet (PBUH) gets allegiance from women on 6 things.

Juz Amma (Juz 30) Full | جزء عم كاملا

Six verses closing the Quran by instructing us how to seek refuge with God from all sources of evil.

A very short chapter with a very large lesson; three sources of evil and where to seek refuge from them.

An interpretation of chapter 112 which revolve around the concept of God in Islam.

This chapter refers to an uncle of the Prophet who opposed him fiercely, as did his wife. He insulted the Prophet with ‘Tabban Lak’ (‘may you perish!’). This Meccan chapter was the response.

The first two verses talk about the victory of Islam. The third verse tells us how to make successful supplications by understanding how Prophet Muhammad sought the forgiveness of God.

Some of the Meccan idolaters suggested to the Prophet as a compromise that he should worship their gods for a year and they should worship his for a year. The chapter was revealed in reply to them.

When Prophet Muhammad lost his son, an opponent who hated him, made fun of him, saying that he was being ‘cut off’ without posterity. This Meccan chapter comes to reassure the Prophet.

A brief commentary of Chapter 107 of the Holy Quran. These verses talk about the characteristics of those who deny the Judgement Day or are heedless of it.

A very short chapter towards the very end of the Quran that exhorts the Quraish to believe in God Who is the Provider of their sustenance.

The historical background of the incident mentioned in this chapter followed by the way God dealt with the aggressors and protected Mecca.

A brief yet detailed discussion of the evil of backbiting and slandering. Such behavior is often exhibited by those who use wealth to oppress others and the consequences of such behavior are graphically detailed.

A short chapter revealed in the early period of Mecca consisting of only three verses. It summarizes the path to success in a few words.

This chapter begins describing the worldly possessions that distract us from obedience to God and ends by telling us what the destiny will be for those who do not take heed.

God describes scenes from the Day of Judgement.

God swears by the war horses that people are ungrateful and misguided.

A brief commentary of Chapter 99 of the Holy Quran. These verses concisely describe the horrors of the Day of Judgment.

A short chapter that delves deeply into the fact that the religion of God needed Prophet Muhammad and a clear scripture, the Quran, to warn and guide the people of disbelief to the straight way.

This 97th chapter of the Quran celebrates the night when the first revelation of the Quran was sent down.

The first five verses of the 96th chapter of the Quran are the first verses revealed to Prophet Muhammad.

A brief chapter that questions how people are able to deny the Day of Judgement and the Hereafter, and emphasizes the importance of faith and good deeds