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Daily Dua Course

£ Price £ 40.00

Delivery type Private 1-1

Capacity Unlimited

Level All levels

Duration 10 Weeks

Lessons 10

Key Components of a Daily Dua Course

The curriculum typically organizes supplications based on daily activities and important spiritual moments.

Category	Example Du’as Taught	Focus
Morning & Evening	Waking up, going to sleep, and the comprehensive adhkar (remembrance) for protection.	Seeking blessings, protection from evil, and beginning and ending the day with God’s remembrance.
Personal Care	Entering and leaving the restroom, wearing clothes, looking in the mirror.	Integrating dhikr (remembrance) into personal, private moments.
Food & Drink	Before eating/drinking, after eating, and when forgetting to say Bismillah.	Expressing gratitude and seeking Barakah (blessings) in sustenance.
Home & Travel	Entering and leaving the house, and Du’as for commencing a journey.	Seeking safety and protection for oneself and one’s dwelling.

Wudu (Ablution): Supplications before, during, and after performing Wudu.
Masjid (Mosque): Du’as for entering and leaving the mosque.
Salah (Prayer): Supplications to be recited during the prayer (e.g., Qunoot, Du’as after the tashahhud).
Seeking Forgiveness (Istighfar): Powerful phrases for repentance and pardon, often including Sayyid al-Istighfar (The Master of Supplications for Forgiveness).

Topic	Description
Meaning & Context	Learning the Arabic text, its transliteration (for non-Arabic speakers), and a clear translation to connect the student to the words they are reciting.
*Etiquette (Aadab)*	Understanding the proper manners of making Du’a, such as praising Allah first, sending blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ, raising hands, and having certainty of acceptance.
Spiritual Significance	Discussing the benefits of Du’a from the Qur’an and Sunnah, highlighting that it is an *act of worship (Ibadah)* and a means to change one’s destiny (Qadr).