Rizq: Duas & Ways to Provision

Rizq is a guide to what the Quran and the authentic Sunnah teach about rizq (provision) and barakah, with duas for rizq from the Quran and the Sunnah. Every proof is quoted in full, in Arabic with its meaning, in 13 languages.

Rizq comes from Allah alone, and it is written for every soul. The Quran and the authentic hadith also name deeds that Allah connects with provision and blessing. This app gathers those texts in one place so you can read them, reflect on them and act on them, without exaggeration and without weak narrations.

• WAYS TO RIZQ: 16 MEANS FROM THE QURAN AND SUNNAH
24 Quran verses and 21 authentic hadith, arranged under 16 headings:
• Provision is from Allah alone
• Taqwa: being mindful of Allah
• Seeking forgiveness (istighfar) and repenting
• Trusting in Allah (tawakkul): provided for as the birds are
• Gratitude (shukr)
• Spending in the way of Allah: charity does not decrease wealth
• Keeping ties of kinship
• Kindness to the weak
• Devotion to worship
• Following Hajj with Umrah
• Marriage
• Working and seeking lawful (halal) earnings
• Honesty in buying and selling
• Contentment: true richness is richness of the soul
• Migrating for the sake of Allah
• Belief and righteous deeds

• DUAS FOR RIZQ
6 duas from the Quran, word for word from the verse: the duas of Ibrahim, Musa and Isa (peace be upon them), "Rabbana atina fid-dunya hasanah", and "O Allah, Owner of all sovereignty". Each one can be played as Quran recitation by Mishary Alafasy.
7 duas from the Sunnah (Hisn al-Muslim), each with its source and grade:
• Beneficial knowledge, good provision and accepted deeds
• Suffice me with the lawful, and enrich me by Your favour
• Refuge from worry, debt and being overpowered
• Settle our debts and free us from poverty
• Forgive me, guide me, keep me well and provide for me
• For someone who shares his wealth with you
• For the lender when a debt is repaid
Every dua for rizq is shown in Arabic, with transliteration and meaning.

• AUTHENTIC HADITH ONLY
Hadith come from Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, and from Jami' at-Tirmidhi and Sunan Ibn Majah only where graded sahih or hasan. Each hadith shows its book, number and grade. Popular narrations about rizq that are weak are left out, and the app makes no promises beyond what the texts themselves say.

• FEATURES
• Search verses, hadith and duas in your language or in Arabic
• Copy and share any verse, hadith or dua
• Transliteration on or off
• Adjustable Arabic text size (Amiri Quran font)
• Light and dark mode
• Works offline; only the recitation needs an internet connection
• No sign-up

• WHO IT IS FOR
For any Muslim who wants to understand rizq as the Quran and Sunnah explain it, learn the duas for provision, debt and contentment, or prepare a talk or khutbah on halal earnings, tawakkul, charity and gratitude.

• LANGUAGES
Available in 13 languages: English, العربية, বাংলা, اردو, हिन्दी, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Melayu, Türkçe, فارسی, Français, Español, Deutsch, Русский.

• SOURCES
Quran text: Tanzil (Uthmani script). Meanings: published Quran translations such as Saheeh International, Muhiuddin Khan, Fateh Muhammad Jalandhry and Diyanet, via Tanzil and AlQuran Cloud; Arabic explanation: at-Tafsir al-Muyassar. Hadith: published editions of the hadith books (hadith-api dataset). Duas from the Sunnah: Hisn al-Muslim. Recitation: EveryAyah.com.

Recent changes:
Stability improvements.