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Smart Salah Guide
Smart Salah Guide
Choose your prayer, local profile, madhhab, level and situation. The guide then shows a focused step-by-step plan without turning the page into a long article.
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Madhhab note
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Rakah-by-rakah plan
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Now what should I recite?
Exact wording, hand position, qunut, extra takbirs, and forgetfulness rules can differ by madhhab and local teaching.
Beginner learning path
Choose a prayer card. Wudu, the prayer lesson, standing recitations, sitting recitations and tasbih open below in order.
This guide is for learning and information only. Practice can differ by madhhab, country and local teaching; verify with a local mosque, qualified teacher or official religious authority. This guide is for learning and information only. Practice can differ by madhhab, country and local teaching; verify with a local mosque, qualified teacher or official religious authority.
Basic duas and surahs
This guide is for learning and information only. Practice can differ by madhhab, country and local teaching; verify with a local mosque, qualified teacher or official religious authority.
Pronunciation/transliteration differs by language. Learn Arabic pronunciation from a qualified local teacher when possible.
After-prayer tasbih order
This guide is for learning and information only. Practice can differ by madhhab, country and local teaching; verify with a local mosque, qualified teacher or official religious authority.
Do not treat this as mandatory in every place or every madhhab; it is a common learning sequence. Common practice only — verify with a local mosque, official religious authority, or trusted teacher.
I joined the congregation late
This guide is for learning and information only. Practice can differ by madhhab, country and local teaching; verify with a local mosque, qualified teacher or official religious authority.
This guide is for learning and information only. Practice can differ by madhhab, country and local teaching; verify with a local mosque, qualified teacher or official religious authority.
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Each card keeps Arabic text, local reading, meaning and where it is recited.
Ruku Dua
It is recited in ruku. · How many times? ×3
- Arabic
- سُبْحَانَ رَبِّيَ الْعَظِيم
- Transliteration
- Subḥāna rabbiyal-‘aẓīm
- Meaning
- Glory be to my Lord, the Magnificent.
Sujood Dua
It is recited in sujood. · How many times? ×3
- Arabic
- سُبْحَانَ رَبِّيَ الْأَعْلَى
- Transliteration
- Subḥāna rabbiyal-a‘lā
- Meaning
- Glory be to my Lord, the Most High.
Dua between two sujoods
It is recited while sitting between two sujoods. · How many times? ×1
- Arabic
- رَبِّ اغْفِرْ لِي
- Transliteration
- Rabbighfir lī
- Meaning
- My Lord, forgive me.
Sources and safety note
Official / semi-official references
Use these links only as learning references. Final practice should be verified with your local mosque or qualified teacher.
Sources and safety note
This guide is for learning and information only. Practice can differ by madhhab, country and local teaching; verify with a local mosque, qualified teacher or official religious authority.
Language options
Verify locally.
Arabic text, reading, meaning and where it is recited stay together.
Sources and safety note
- Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı — Namaz Vakitleri
- Diyanet — Abdest nedir ve nasıl alınır?
- Kemenag / Bimas Islam — Jadwal Shalat
- JAKIM e-Solat — Waktu Solat Malaysia
- Mufti Wilayah Persekutuan — Wuduk / Fiqh notes
- Saudi Umm al-Qura Calendar / KACST reference
- UAE Awqaf — Prayer Times
- Egypt Dar al-Ifta
- Islamic Foundation Bangladesh
- Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs
- Algeria Ministry-linked official adhan app reference
- Pakistan Ministry of Religious Affairs
- India Ministry of Minority Affairs / Waqf resources
- Iraq Sunni Endowment Office
- Morocco Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs
- Iran official calendar reference
- Azerbaijan State Committee for Work with Religious Associations
- Diyanet Din İşleri Yüksek Kurulu — Namazlardan sonra tesbihat nasıl yapılır?
- Mufti Wilayah Persekutuan — Zikir dan doa selepas solat fardu
- Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı — Namaz Vakitleri
- T.C. Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı - Namaz Portalı
- Diyanet TV - Sabah Namazı Nasıl Kılınır?
- Quran.com - Surah Al-Fatihah
- Quran.com - Surah Al-Ikhlas
- Quran.com - Surah Al-Kawthar
- Quran.com - Surah Al-Asr
Disclaimer: QiblaFinderWeb.com is not an official religious authority. This guide is for informational and technical reference only. Practice may vary by country, madhhab and local teaching. Verify important religious matters with your local mosque, qualified teacher or trusted local authority before relying on the results.