Duas and supplications in Deen Coach

Full Ḥiṣn al-Muslim: 267 invocations across 131 chapters

The app embeds the entire Ḥiṣn al-Muslim min Adhkār al-Kitāb wa al-Sunna by Shaykh Saʿīd ibn ʿAlī ibn Wahf al-Qaḥṭānī, that is 267 canonical invocations across 131 chapters. Each invocation is presented with its vocalized Arabic text, transliteration, French and English translation, and source (Quranic verse or ḥadīth with authenticity grade). Daily routines cover morning, evening, after prayer, before sleep, on waking, food, home, toilet, travel, anxiety and distress.

40 Quranic Rabbanas

A dedicated module gathers the 40 Quranic invocations starting with the formula "Rabbanā" (Our Lord), as they appear in the revealed text. For each Rabbanā: sūrah and verse reference, vocalized Arabic text matching the Mushaf, transliteration, French and English translation, and downloadable reciter audio for ear-guided memorization.

• Source: Quranic verses (Ḥafṣ ʿan ʿĀṣim via al-Shāṭibiyyah), no human compilation added.
• Sūrah and verse reference visible for each duʿāʾ.
• Downloadable audio from 3 reciters: Mishārī al-ʿAfāsī, Yāsir ad-Dūsarī, Abū Bakr ash-Shāṭirī.

Tactile tasbīḥ counter

Each invocation can be counted on screen with a single tap, with optional haptic feedback. A free tasbīḥ counter, independent of chapters, is available with configurable targets (33, 100, 1,000) for personal dhikr sessions. The counter works with the screen on and no connection required; the current value is restored when the module is reopened.

Multi-reciter audio

For the 40 Rabbanas, three recognized reciters are available: Mishārī ibn Rāshid al-ʿAfāsī, Yāsir ad-Dūsarī and Abū Bakr ash-Shāṭirī. Each audio pack is downloadable from the app and then fully usable offline. The shared mini player from the Quran module extends to invocations for continuous listening, ideal for ear-based memorization.

Progress and favorites

A progress view shows the chapters already covered, the invocations marked as favorites, and the morning and evening sessions validated. Favorites help you build a personal list for quick access. No competition, no public ranking: tracking is strictly personal and stays local to the phone (see privacy policy).

Sources and transliteration

Each duʿāʾ is displayed with four layers: (1) the vocalized Arabic text, which remains the primary reference for recitation; (2) a Latin transliteration for learners who do not yet read Arabic; (3) the French and English translation of the meaning; (4) the explicit source (Quranic reference for the Rabbanas, or ḥadīth collection and authenticity grade for Ḥiṣn al-Muslim). No invocation is shown without a source, and no weak (ḍaʿīf) or fabricated (mawḍūʿ) ḥadīth is included as proof.