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Download: Morning and Evening Remembrance (Arabic and Transliteration)

If you aim to memorize this adhkar, then join us here and let’s do it together

Many self-help and self-improvement books swear by doing morning affirmations, many yogis swear by waking up and doing a routine to help awaken the mind, body and spirit, and many spiritualist speak with adoration about morning meditations.  In our religion, we also have something similar which strengthen the heart’s attachment to the Creator.  These litanies as taught by Prophet Muhammad (s) contain the most beautiful words to begin and end the day.  Peek at the translation to see the amazing Allah, the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth, is praised as well as the supplications asked for this life and the next. A great resource to have access to these and many other supplications taken from the Quran and the Sunnah is the book Fortification of the Muslim.

As for me, a bound book is difficult to access when I am shuffling through the many different things to tackle in the morning.  A body that stumbled its way out of the bed to pray the fajr (pre-dawn) prayers requires ease and efficiency – well, at least that is what my body has told me.  It was difficult for me to find a printable that I can have on hand ready to be referred to while settling in the familiar hums of dhikr.  Furthermore, I was unable to find transliteration for those who can not read the Arabic language at this time.

And so I decided to create my own.  Of course, it had to have the Sunnah Living botanical touch as instructed by my current plant obsession, created by Akdesign – Freepik.com.

Here you will find the adhkar laid out in two different formats: in Arabic with English translation, and its English transliteration with translation.  The highlighted yellow sections with the sun emblem refers to that which is recited only in the morning after Fajr, and the highlighted purple parts with the crescent moon emblem are to be recited only in the evenings as part of your Maghrib ritual.

It is my hope that you will find it motivational and a way to ease the inclusion of this Prophetic tradition into your life. I have done my best to ensure that it is replicated correctly by revising it multiple times.  If you do find any mistake that may have missed my revisions, please quickly inform me so that I can correct it as soon as possible.  Should there be any revisions, you will find an annotation at the bottom of this post.

-S

Download Links

New Arabic Version – Updates, fixed Page 3, second to last like from “bazambi” to “bizambi” – May 12, 2020

New Arabic and English transliteration version updated – March 30, 2020

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  1. Morning and Evening Remembrance – Arabic
  2. Morning and Evening Remembrance – Transliteration

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