Essential Duas in the Life of a Muslim

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Essential Duas in the Life of a Muslim

A comprehensive collection of du'as. Ideal for madrasas and makaatib as well as individuals who wish to learn the various du'as that should be read during the different moments within a life of a Muslim

Essential Duas in the Life of a Muslim is a concise but comprehensive books that help students memorise sūrahs and duʿāʾs taught by our beloved Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ. It was the sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ to remain in Allāh’s remembrance throughout the entire day and this series has been designed to enable students to revive this blessed sunnah. From morning until evening and from one Islamic occasion to another, the series teaches authentic duʿāʾs along with their English translation and the virtues of many duas in a way that is easy to understand.

About The Authors and Publishers

Jamiatul Ulama (KZN)

Probably, the most important commitment of the Jamiatul Ulama South Africa is the facilitation of Islamic education through the Taalimi Board. The Taalimi Board has a number of supervisors who visit Muslim schools and Makaatib which are attended by an excess of 15,000 children. The role of supervisors is to ensure that the standard of education is maintained at a high level as well as assist educators with effective techniques for imparting instruction.

As the geographical spread of these institutes is vast, supervisors travel long distances to reach the many affiliate institutes which benefit a lot from the encouragement, support and guidance given to them to enhance the process of learning.

The Taalimi Board implements a Tas-heel Series curriculum which is enhanced all the time with textbooks, teacher guides and other learning aids. Workshops and seminars are held for parents and educators as well as Madrasah committees in order to apprise them with developments in the curriculum. These are conducted covering a wide range of issues pertinent to the work of Maktab personnel, management and classroom practitioners. Some topics covered are using teaching resources, tips for remedial work, staff motivation, pupils’ discipline, etc.

Specialist educators, consultant curriculum developers, supervisors, independent evaluators as well as other stakeholders play a crucial role in developing the material used in the curriculum which has now been adopted by other institutes in the Southern Africa region as well as overseas where it has been translated into a number of languages.