Our Lord, we have wronged ourselves. If You do not forgive us and have mercy on us, we will surely be among the losers.
Reference: Quran 7:23
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Adam, with Hawwa (Eve), in Quran 7:23.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 7:23
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
My Lord, forgive me, my parents, whoever enters my home as a believer, and believing men and women. Increase the wrongdoers only in ruin.
My Lord, I seek refuge in You from asking You for what I do not understand. If You do not forgive me and have mercy on me, I will be among the losers.
My Lord, let me arrive at a blessed place; You are the best to bring people safely to their destination.
Reference: Quran 71:28; 11:47; 23:29
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Nuh (Noah). Quran 71:28 and 11:47 record his prayers; 23:29 teaches him what to say when landing.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 71:28; 11:47; 23:29
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
Our Lord, accept from us; You are the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing. Make us submitted to You, and make a community submitted to You from our descendants. Show us our rites and accept our repentance; You are the Accepter of repentance, the Merciful.
My Lord, make me and my descendants steadfast in prayer. Our Lord, accept my supplication. Our Lord, forgive me, my parents, and the believers on the day the reckoning is established.
My Lord, grant me wisdom and join me with the righteous. Grant me honorable remembrance among later generations and make me an inheritor of the Garden of delight.
Our Lord, we trust in You, return to You, and to You is our final return. Do not make us a trial for the disbelievers; forgive us. You are the Mighty, the Wise.
My Lord, grant me righteous offspring.
Reference: Quran 2:127–128; 14:40–41; 26:83–85; 60:4–5; 37:100
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Ibrahim (Abraham). The opening prayer in 2:127–128 is shared with Ismail (Ishmael); 60:4–5 presents Ibrahim and those with him. The other cited passages are prayers of Ibrahim.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 2:127–128; 14:40–41; 26:83–85; 60:4–5; 37:100
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
I trust in Allah, my Lord and your Lord. Every creature is under His control. My Lord is upon a straight path.
Reference: Quran 11:56
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Hud, addressing his people in Quran 11:56. These are words expressing trust in Allah, rather than a separately prescribed ritual prayer.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 11:56
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
My Lord, help me against the people who spread corruption. My Lord, rescue me and my family from what they do.
Reference: Quran 29:30; 26:169
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Lut (Lot), in Quran 29:30 and 26:169.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 29:30; 26:169
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
Creator of the heavens and earth, You are my Guardian in this world and the next. Let me die in submission to You and join me with the righteous.
Reference: Quran 12:101
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Yusuf (Joseph), in Quran 12:101.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 12:101
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
Our Lord encompasses everything in knowledge. We trust in Allah. Our Lord, judge truly between us and our people; You are the best of judges.
Reference: Quran 7:89
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Shuayb, addressing his people and asking Allah for judgment in Quran 7:89.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 7:89
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
My Lord, I have wronged myself; forgive me. My Lord, because of Your favor upon me, I will never support the criminals. My Lord, I am in need of whatever good You send me.
My Lord, open my chest, make my task easy, and loosen the knot in my tongue so they understand my speech.
Reference: Quran 28:16–17,24; 20:25–28
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Musa (Moses), in Quran 28:16–17, 28:24 and 20:25–28.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 28:16–17,24; 20:25–28
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
My Lord, inspire me to thank You for Your favor upon me and my parents, and to do righteous deeds that please You. Admit me, through Your mercy, among Your righteous servants.
Reference: Quran 27:19
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Sulayman (Solomon), in Quran 27:19.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 27:19
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
None is worthy of worship except You. Glory be to You; I have been among the wrongdoers.
Reference: Quran 21:87
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Yunus (Jonah), called Dhun-Nun in Quran 21:87.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 21:87
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
My Lord, grant me good offspring from Yourself. You hear every prayer.
My Lord, do not leave me alone without offspring; You are the best of inheritors.
Reference: Quran 3:38; 21:89
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Zakariya (Zechariah), in Quran 3:38 and 21:89.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 3:38; 21:89
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
"إنما أشكو بثي وحزني إلى الله". [يوسف - 86]. يعقوب علية السلام.
إِنَّمَا أَشْكُو بَثِّي وَحُزْنِي إِلَى اللَّهِ.
I bring my sorrow and grief only to Allah.
Reference: Quran 12:86
Source and review note
Prophet / teaching: Yaqub (Jacob), speaking to his sons in Quran 12:86. This is an excerpt expressing that he brings his grief to Allah, not a separately prescribed ritual formula.
Quranic words associated with the prophets. No fixed repetition count is specified by these verses.
Quran 12:86
Personal counter default; not a claim of a prescribed repetition count.
