Remind Me

A dua learned and then never said at the right moment is a dua lost. The gap is almost always memory rather than knowledge — nobody forgets what to say on leaving the house; they forget that they are leaving the house.

These reminders close that gap by putting the words where the action happens.

The Six Themes

• Morning and evening times
• Getting dressed
• Leaving and returning home
• Eating
• Visiting the bathroom
• Bedtime

Each carries the related words of remembrance of Allah and the actions from the Sunnah that belong with them.

Made to Live on a Wall

Cut out in different shapes rather than printed as rectangles, which is why they read as part of a room instead of as posters. Each measures 38cm tall and is produced on thick laminated card — sturdy enough for a hallway or a child's bedroom, and wipeable where it matters.

Who It Is For

Any household with children, and plenty without. The morning and evening adhkar in particular are something most adults intend to establish and forget, and a reminder at eye level does more than a resolution.

Related Reading

• What to Say When... — the same duas as a card game
• Fortress of the Muslim — the full collection of daily supplications
• Zaky Dua Frame — framed canvas dua reminders