This dataset is a comprehensive collection of authentic Duas (supplications) and Adhkar (remembrances of Allah) sourced from the Quran and authentic Hadith. It is maintained by the team behind IslamicAPI.com and made freely available to all developers, researchers, and Islamic application builders.

The dataset covers 1,001+ duas organized into 44 categories and 118 subcategories, fully translated into 53 languages in their native scripts.

• 🕌 1,001+ authentic duas from Quran & Hadith
• 🗂️ 44 categories covering all aspects of daily Islamic life
• 📂 118 subcategories for granular access
• 🌍 53 languages — all in native script
• 📁 Clean JSON format — easy to integrate into any app or website
• 🆓 Completely free — no API key, no rate limits, no fees

/
├── categories/          # Category list per language (44 categories)
│   ├── en.json
│   ├── ar.json
│   └── ... (53 languages)
├── sub-categories/      # Subcategory list per language (118 subcategories)
│   ├── en.json
│   ├── ar.json
│   └── ... (53 languages)
├── audio/               # Audio recitations
├── translation/         # Dua translations per language
└── languages.json       # Full list of supported languages

Each file in categories/ contains the full list of 44 categories in that language.

Example — categories/en.json

[
  {
    "name": "Dua's Importance",
    "url": "duas-importance",
    "icon": "dua_s_importance.svg",
    "meta": "7 Subcategories"
  },
  ...
]

Use the url field as the category identifier to filter subcategories and duas.

Each file in sub-categories/ contains 118 subcategory entries with linked dua IDs.

Example — sub-categories/en.json

[
  {
    "id": 1,
    "title": "The servant is dependent on his Lord",
    "category": "duas-importance",
    "dua-ids": [1, 2, 3]
  },
  ...
]

Use languages.json to resolve language codes to display names.

{
  "ar": { "name": "العربية", "name_en": "Arabic" },
  "tr": { "name": "Türkçe", "name_en": "Turkish" },
  ...
}

// Load English categories
const categories = await fetch('categories/en.json').then(r => r.json());

// Load English subcategories
const subcategories = await fetch('sub-categories/en.json').then(r => r.json());

// Filter subcategories by category
const morningDuas = subcategories.filter(s => s.category === 'morning-and-evening');

// Get all dua IDs for the first subcategory
const duaIds = morningDuas[0]['dua-ids'];

import json

# Load Arabic subcategories
with open('sub-categories/ar.json', encoding='utf-8') as f:
    subcategories = json.load(f)

# Filter by category
salah_subs = [s for s in subcategories if s['category'] == 'salah']
print(f"Found {len(salah_subs)} subcategories under Salah")

All categories and subcategories are available in the following languages with native script:

This dataset is free for everyone — for apps, websites, research, and educational use.

We ask that you:

• ✅ Use it for any purpose — personal, educational, or commercial
• ✅ Use it for the benefit of Islam and Muslims
• ✅ Share corrections or improvements via a Pull Request
• ❌ Do not share false, fabricated, or unauthentic information as Islamic content
• ❌ Do not use it for purposes that contradict Islamic values

No attribution required. This is completely free and open source.
The duas in this dataset are sourced from the Quran and authentic Hadith. Please maintain their integrity.

If you notice any incorrect translation, missing data, or a bug:

1. Open a Pull Request on this repository with your fix
2. Or email us at support@islamicapi.com

We review all submissions carefully to maintain authenticity and accuracy.

This dataset was built with the help of the following books, apps, and resources:

This dataset is completely free and open source — use it for any purpose including personal, educational, or commercial projects. No attribution required.

"Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward like the one who did it." — Sahih Muslim