The year the adhkaar become real practice rather than isolated duʿas. Twenty-two lessons across five units, built on the full Hisnul Muslim sequence and paced over a 36-week year.
The method shifts from DU-1’s story-first approach: the student now reads the Arabic directly, works out the translation, learns the conditions and etiquette behind the duʿa, memorises it, and reports back on daily practice.
Alongside the memorisation runs the theology — why duʿa is worship, what the conditions for acceptance are, and why Allah not answering immediately is itself a mercy.
Goal for the year: morning and evening adhkaar fully memorised and practised daily.
Course Information
Course Instructor
Pacing Guide — Start Here
DU-2 Pacing Guide — For the Parent
Unit 1 — Understanding Duʿa
Duʿa is Worship — The Hadith of At-Tirmidhi
Conditions for Acceptance of Duʿa
Why Allah May Not Answer Immediately
Best Times for Duʿa
Unit 2 — Morning and Evening Adhkaar
Ayat al-Kursi as Morning Adhkaar
Al-Ikhlaas, Al-Falaq, An-Naas ×3 Morning & Evening
Sayyid al-Istighfaar — The Master Duʿa of Forgiveness
Complete Morning Adhkaar — Review & Memorization
Complete Evening Adhkaar
Unit 3 — Duʿas for All Occasions
Travel Duʿas
Duʿas for Rain, Illness & Anxiety
Duʿas for Eating, Masjid & Marketplace
Duʿa for Parents & When Afraid
Unit 4 — Duʿas of the Prophets (Extended)
Duʿa of Ayyub AS — Anni massaniyad-dhurru
Duʿa of Zakariyya AS — Rabb laa tadharni fardan
Duʿa of Musa AS — Rabbi inni dhalamtu nafsi
Duʿa of the Prophet ﷺ at Taʿif
Connecting Prophets’ Duʿas to Their Stories
Unit 5 — Dhikr and Spiritual Discipline
The Virtue of Dhikr — Remember Me and I Will Remember You
Daily Dhikr — Tasbeeh, Tahmeed & Takbeer
Istighfaar — 70–100x Daily
Building a Personal Dhikr Journal
