Miscellaneous remembrance
54 chapters
Miscellaneous remembrance is a section of al-Adhkar by Imam al-Nawawi. By its title it holds varied remembrance that is scattered across different subjects. In this app the entries appear as individual articles, and each article is attributed to its source, the Shamela edition of al-Adhkar edited by Arna'ut. There are 131 entries in this section, listed as they stand within it. What you read here is framing only; the articles themselves are inside the section. Everything works offline, so you can read it whenever you wish, wherever you are.
- 1Praising Allah on receiving good news1
- 2What to say on hearing a rooster, a donkey or a dog2
- 3What to say on seeing a fire1
- 4What to say when rising from a gathering3
- 5Du'a for oneself and those present when sitting in a group1
- 6Disliking leaving a gathering without remembering Allah3
- 7Remembrance of Allah on the road2
- 8What to say when angry7
- 9Telling someone you love them, and the reply4
- 10What to say on seeing someone afflicted by illness or hardship2
- 11Praising Allah when asked about your own or a loved one's health1
- 12What to say on entering the market2
- 13Congratulating someone who marries or does a good deed approved by Sharia1
- 14What to say when looking in a mirror1
- 15What to say during cupping (hijama)1
- 16What to say when your ear rings1
- 17What to say when your leg goes numb3
- 18Permission to pray against one who wrongs Muslims or you7
- 19Disassociating from people of innovation and sin2
- 20What to say when starting to remove an evil1
- 21What someone with foul speech should say1
- 22What to say when your mount stumbles1
- 23The town's elder should preach patience when a ruler dies2
- 24Praying for one who does you or others a kindness6
- 25Repaying a gift with a prayer for the giver1
- 26Apologising when you decline a gift for a valid reason1
- 27What to say to one who removes harm from you3
- 28What to say on seeing the first fruit of the season1
- 29Moderation in preaching and teaching2
- 30The virtue of guiding people to good4
- 31Directing someone to a scholar who knows what you do not4
- 32Turning away from the ignorant2
- 33Advising someone who is greater than you1
- 34Keeping one's pledges and promises1
- 35Praying for one who offers you his wealth or other help1
- 36What a Muslim says to a non-Muslim who does him a kindness1
- 37What to say when something of yours impresses you and you fear the evil eye11
- 38What to say on seeing something you love or dislike1
- 39What to say when you feel a bad omen2
- 40What to say on entering the bath1
- 41What to say when buying a servant, an animal, or paying a debt1
- 42A prayer for one who cannot stay firm on a horse1
- 43Not speaking to people about things they cannot understand2
- 44A preacher asking his audience to listen attentively1
- 45What a respected leader should say3
- 46What a follower says to his leader3
- 47Encouraging consultation2
- 48Encouraging good speech3
- 49Speaking clearly and making oneself understood2
- 50Humour and joking5
- 51Intercession (shafa'a)3
- 52Giving glad tidings and congratulating2
- 53Expressing wonder with tasbih and tahlil6
- 54Commanding good and forbidding evil4
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