Read the prayer adhkar in order — from wudu through to after the salam — with the source for each and your progress saved automatically.
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Prayer adhkar in order with authentic sources
This page gathers the prayer adhkar in full and in order: from the adhkar of wudu and the mosque, then the opening supplication, the ruku, the sujud and the tashahhud, through to the adhkar after the salam and the witr supplication — each with its source and a counter for the repeated ones.
يردِّد المسلم خلف المؤذِّن مثل ما يقول، إلا في «حيَّ على الصلاة» و«حيَّ على الفلاح» فيقول:
لَا حَوْلَ وَلَا قُوَّةَ إِلَّا بِاللَّهِ.
ثم يصلِّي على النبي ﷺ، ثم يقول:
اللَّهُمَّ رَبَّ هَذِهِ الدَّعْوَةِ التَّامَّةِ، وَالصَّلَاةِ الْقَائِمَةِ، آتِ مُحَمَّدًا الْوَسِيلَةَ وَالْفَضِيلَةَ، وَابْعَثْهُ مَقَامًا مَحْمُودًا الَّذِي وَعَدْتَهُ.
We ask Allah to accept your prayer and your supplication.
🕌The virtue and importance of the prayer adhkar
The prayer adhkar are an essential part of establishing the prayer in its complete form. They include what is said during ablution and on the way to the mosque, the opening supplications of the prayer, and the adhkar of the bowing, prostration, and tashahhud, in addition to the adhkar after the taslim. These adhkar are transmitted from the Prophet ﷺ and help the Muslim bring presence of heart and increase humility in the prayer.
Adhering to the prayer adhkar connects the Muslim to the Sunnah and makes the prayer more complete in reward and closer to tranquility, especially when one attends to the meanings of the adhkar rather than merely repeating them.
📖How to use the prayer adhkar page
The adhkar appear ordered in separate cards, from the adhkar of ablution to those after the taslim, and each card shows the repeat count and source. You can read all the adhkar in order, or go directly to a particular dhikr such as the Qunut or the Witr supplication.
For the adhkar that are recommended to repeat — such as what is said three times after the Witr — the counter helps you complete the number without forgetting, and your progress is saved automatically through the same day in your browser.
🌅The prayer adhkar between the Sunnah and attention to meaning
Many prayer adhkar are reported in several wordings in the well-known books of the Sunnah, such as the opening supplications of the prayer, the Qunut, and the supplication of the sitting between the two prostrations, and it is valid for the Muslim to choose among the established wordings. What matters most is understanding the meaning of the dhikr and its presence in the heart, not merely reciting it with the tongue.
And to complete your worship throughout the day, it is recommended to read the morning and evening adhkar as well, both of which are available on separate pages on this site.
Frequently asked questions about the prayer adhkar
What are the prayer adhkar?
The prayer adhkar are the transmitted supplications and remembrances said before, during, and after the prayer. They begin with the adhkar of ablution, then going to the mosque and entering it, the opening supplications of the prayer and the adhkar of the bowing, prostration, and tashahhud, and end with the adhkar after the taslim and the Witr supplication.
Are all the prayer adhkar established from the Prophet ﷺ?
Most of the prayer adhkar and their supplications are reported in the well-known books of the Sunnah, and some have several wordings, such as the opening and Qunut supplications. This page gathers the well-known wordings transmitted from the books of adhkar, and it is advised to consult the sources to verify the wording and vowelization.
What is the difference between the prayer adhkar and the adhkar after the prayer?
The adhkar after the prayer are part of the prayer adhkar in general, and include the tasbih, tahmid, takbir, and reciting Ayat al-Kursi and the Mu‘awwidhat after the taslim. They have been gathered on this page within the section “The adhkar after the taslim of the prayer.”
What is the ruling on reciting the opening supplication (du‘a al-istiftah)?
The opening supplication is a Sunnah according to the majority of the people of knowledge, said after the opening takbir and before reciting al-Fatihah. Several wordings are reported; you will find some of them in the “Opening supplications of the prayer” card on this page.
When is the Qunut supplication said?
The Qunut supplication is said in the Witr prayer, and some of the people of knowledge add the Qunut in Fajr, as well as the Qunut of calamities when needed. On the page you will find two cards: “The Qunut supplication” and “The opening supplication of the prayer in the night vigil.”
Are the sources of the prayer adhkar shown on the page?
Yes, the source is shown with each dhikr to help the reader know where it comes from, along with the virtue or the note related to the dhikr when available.
What is said after finishing the Witr?
It is established that the Prophet ﷺ used to say after the Witr: “Subhana al-Malik al-Quddus” three times, raising his voice on the third. You will find this dhikr in the “What is said after finishing the Witr” card with a counter to make repetition easy.
Does the page save my progress automatically?
Yes, the page saves your progress automatically through the day in the same browser, then the counters return to the start when the day changes according to your device’s local time.
Can the prayer adhkar be read from a phone?
Yes, the page is designed for phone and computer, and the adhkar cards are easy to read, with a fixed progress bar that stays visible while scrolling to track what has been completed.