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Morning & Evening Adhkār

أَذْكَار الصَّبَاح وَالمَسَاء

Explanation of the Morning & Evening Adhkār
by Shaykh ʿAbdur-Razzāq ibn ʿAbdul-Muḥsin al-Badr · trans. A.R. Shākir

12 remembrances — your daily fortress, with timing, count & virtue
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When to Say ThemRead this first

☀️ Morning adhkār

After the Fajr (dawn) prayer until sunrise.

🌆 Evening adhkār

After the ʿAṣr (late-afternoon) prayer until sunset.

Sitting to remember Allah in these two windows was, in the Prophet's ﷺ words, more beloved to him than freeing four slaves. 📖 p.8
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The Twelve AdhkārFilter by time, then learn each

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Counts at a GlanceThe number is the memory hook

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“Before You Use This” Checklist

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Rapid-Fire Memory QuestionsCover the answers first

1. When are the evening adhkār said?
Reveal
After the ʿAṣr prayer until sunset. 📖 p.8
2. Which dhikr is the "master supplication for forgiveness," and what is its reward?
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Sayyid al-Istighfār (D3) — whoever says it with certainty and dies that day/night is "of the people of Paradise." 📖 p.20
3. How many times is "Ḥasbiyallāh…" said, and what does it secure?
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Seven times — Allah suffices him his concerns of this world and the Hereafter. 📖 p.32
4. What is the reward of "Lā ilāha illallāh…" said 10× (D9)?
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100 good deeds recorded, 100 sins erased, reward of freeing a slave, and protection until evening. 📖 p.49

Built from Explanation of the Morning & Evening Adhkār (Sh. ʿAbdur-Razzāq al-Badr). Page numbers = printed pages in the book. Recite from a vetted copy; this map summarises.