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Duas for Every Emotion

However you are feeling right now, there is a dua for it. This page sorts duas by emotion: sadness, anxiety, anger, gratitude, guilt, loneliness and more. Each one gives you the Arabic, the transliteration and the meaning, so you can say it even if you cannot read Arabic yet.

Dua & Dhikr

Whatever you’re feeling,
there’s a dua for it.

Pick the feeling that fits today. The duas open right here — Arabic, how to say it, and what it means. No page to load, nothing to search for.

Every dua here is taken from the Qur’an or the sunnah, with the reference shown where we have it. If a feeling you’re carrying isn’t listed, the duas under a close one still apply — Allah knows what you meant.

Want more? See our full Dua & Dhikr section or the free New Muslim Guide.

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