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The morning supplication in ink over a soft terracotta sun disc on bone.
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Duas for the Home

In the Morning

No. 21 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe morning supplication in ink over a soft terracotta sun disc on bone.

What it means“O Allah, by You we enter the morning and by You we enter the evening, by You we live and by You we die, and to You is the rising.” Recorded by al-Tirmidhi (3391) and Abu Dawud (5068).

Where it worksIn a kitchen or breakfast room that catches the morning light.

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The evening supplication above a dim setting sun on a horizon, in cream on dusk blue.In the EveningNo. 22
The supplication for a steadfast heart, set in cream on a terracotta field above bone.A Steady HeartNo. 23
The supplication for help in remembrance, thanks and worship, beneath a small hanging lamp on parchment.Remembrance and ThanksNo. 24
The supplication for useful knowledge carried on a sage band across bone, with a small sun above.Useful KnowledgeNo. 25
The Quranic prayer for parents in cream inside a dusk-blue niche on bone.For ParentsNo. 26
The Quranic prayer for knowledge in ink on a sage field above parchment.Increase in KnowledgeNo. 27
The prayer of Musa for ease, in ink over a soft sage disc on bone.For EaseNo. 28
The Quranic supplication the Prophet made most often, in ink within a fine terracotta double frame on parchment.Rabbana AtinaNo. 29

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