Methodology
Credits
Credits
Source credits
Collection and research source: Hisn al-Muslim by Sa’id ibn Ali ibn Wahf al-Qahtani.
OpenDua’s Quranic English was prepared from the Arabic with Marmaduke Pickthall’s public-domain rendering as a semantic cross-check.
Recitation
Muhammad Jumah
Recordings cover all 230 recitable entries as 249 tracks, recorded in 2026 by one reciter.
Built by
Ihsan Labs: engineering, data and design.
Hayat, HDF's Islamic lifestyle app, is the first product built on this library.
Contact
Corrections to an entry are fastest through Report an error on the dua itself: the report carries the dua ID and dataset version with it.
Anything else, including licensing and partnership questions: opendua@hdfund.org
Human Development Fund
Publisher. A Muslim humanitarian non-profit working globally. OpenDua is part of HDF’s Technology for Impact work.