A Daily Quran Verse with a Matching Dua
Every day, Iman Path pairs a verse from the Quran with a dua on the same theme, from patience and gratitude to anxiety and forgiveness. Each dua is shown in Arabic with transliteration and its meaning in your language.
How It Works
One Verse, One Dua, Every Day
A new Quran verse and a dua on the same theme each day, with past days saved in your history.
Arabic Text with Transliteration
Each dua is presented in Arabic script alongside a Latin transliteration to help you learn and recite correctly.
Organized by Theme
Each pair is tagged with a theme such as patience, anxiety, gratitude, healing or tawakkul.
In Your Language
Read the meaning of each dua in any of the app's 11 languages, then share it or reflect on it with Iman Buddy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What duas are included?
Each day, Iman Path shows one Quran verse together with a dua on the same theme. There are more than 230 verse-and-dua pairs covering themes such as anxiety, faith, patience, gratitude, forgiveness, healing, protection and trust in Allah (tawakkul), and new pairs are added over time. The app does not include a morning and evening adhkar collection or situational duas for travel, eating or sleeping.
Where do the duas come from? Are they from hadith?
Most of the duas are original supplications written in Arabic for the app, inspired by the verse they are paired with. They are not hadith narrations and are not attributed to the Prophet (peace be upon him). A small number are Quranic, such as Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An-Nas. The verse itself is always shown from the Quran text, with its surah and verse number. For duas narrated in the Sunnah, refer to a trusted hadith collection or your local imam.
How is the daily dua chosen?
The dua is linked to that day's Quran verse, so the two always share a theme, and the theme is shown on the card. A new pair appears each day, and you can look back at previous days in your history. You can also share a dua or open a chat with Iman Buddy to reflect on it.
Are transliterations provided?
Yes. Every dua is shown in Arabic script with a Latin transliteration to help you recite it, along with its meaning in your language. The meaning is written as a reflective rendering that expands on the dua, rather than a word-for-word translation.
What languages are supported?
The daily verse and dua are available in all 11 app languages: English, Arabic, Turkish, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Kazakh, Indonesian, Malay and Urdu.
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