Hisnul Muslim Hausa Daurawa

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Hisnul Muslim (حصن المسلم, Hisn al-Muslim) means “Fortress of the Muslim.” It is a well-known collection of authentic duʿāʾ (supplications) and adhkār (remembrances) compiled from the Qur’an and Sunnah by Saʿīd ibn ʿAlī ibn Wahf al-Qaḥṭānī.
It includes duʿās for everyday situations such as morning and evening adhkār, waking and sleeping, entering/leaving the home, eating, travel, prayer, anxiety and hardship, illness, and seeking Allah’s protection.

Here are some of the main titles, following the common English edition’s organization:

1. When waking up

2. When putting on clothes

3. When putting on new clothes

4. For someone wearing new clothes

5. When undressing

6. Before entering the toilet

7. After leaving the toilet

8. Before performing wudy

9. After completing wuḍūʾ


10. When leaving the home


11. When entering the home


12. Going to the mosque


13. Entering the mosque


14. Leaving the mosque


15. Before and after the adhān


16. Opening supplication in prayer


17. During rukūʿ


18. Rising from rukūʿ


19. During sujūd


20. Between the two prostrations


21. Sujūd al-Tilāwah


22. The tashahhud


23. Sending ṣalāh upon the Prophet ﷺ after the tashahhud


24. Supplication after the final tashahhud and before salām


25. After completing the prayer


26. Istikhārah


27. Morning and evening adhkār


28. Before sleeping


29. When waking during the night


30. Upon experiencing a frightening dream


31. When unable to sleep / experiencing restlessness


32. When seeing a good or bad dream


33. Qunūt al-Witr


34. After the Witr prayer


35. When distressed or afflicted by worry


36. When experiencing grief


37. For protection from anxiety and sadness


38. When facing difficulty


39. When afflicted by hardship


40. When seeking forgiveness


41. Repentance (tawbah)


42. When praising and glorifying Allah


43. When remembering Allah


44. The virtues of dhikr


45. Supplications for protection from shirk


46. Protection from evil whispers


47. Protection from the Shayṭān


48. When feeling afraid


49. When facing an enemy or person of authority


50. When fearing an oppressive ruler


51. Against an enemy


52. When afflicted by doubt in faith


53. When facing something disliked


54. When something one loves happens


55. When something one dislikes happens


56. For seeking Allah’s protection


57. Protection from trials and tribulations


58. Protection from the punishment of the grave


59. Protection from the Fire


60. Protection from the Dajjāl


61. When visiting the sick


62. For the sick person


63. When visiting a sick person who is near death


64. When someone is afflicted by illness


65. For protection from illness


66. When a calamity strikes


67. When someone dies


68. Condolences to the bereaved


69. When burying the deceased


70. Visiting graves


71. When there is wind


72. When hearing thunder


73. When it rains


74. After rainfall


75. When seeking rain


76. When seeing the new moon


77. When breaking the fast


78. Before eating


79. If one forgets to mention Allah before eating


80. After eating


81. When drinking


82. When dining with others


83. When offered food while fasting


84. When someone invites you to eat


85. For the host


86. When one is praised


87. When receiving a gift


88. When sneezing


89. When hearing someone sneeze


90. When getting married


91. For the newlywed


92. Before marital relations


93. When angry


94. When afflicted by evil eye


95. For protection of children


96. When travelling


97. When mounting a means of transportation

98. When beginning a journey

99. When entering a town or city

100. When entering a marketplace

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