Morning and Evening Adhkar Cards
Cut them out, keep them by your prayer mat, and learn one new card a week.
Updated 25 October 2026
These ten cards hold the same morning and evening adhkar as our chart, one per card, so you can carry them, learn them one by one or share them with your family. Each card shows the Arabic, the transliteration, the meaning, how many times to say it, whether it is for the morning or the evening, and the hadith it comes from.
Step by step
- 1Print both pages on thick paper or card
- 2Cut along the dashed lines
- 3Keep the deck by your prayer mat or in your bag
- 4After Fajr read the morning cards, after Asr the evening ones
- 5Learn one new card each week
Make them last
Print on 200 gsm card, or laminate the sheet before you cut it. A hole punch and a ring keep the cards together.
How to use it
Print on card, cut out the ten cards and go through them after Fajr and Asr. Count three or a hundred on your fingers or a tasbih.
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Frequently asked questions
What size are the cards?
Six cards fit on each A4 or US Letter page, so each card is about the size of a postcard.
Are these the same as the chart?
Yes, the same ten adhkar as our Morning & Evening Adhkar chart, laid out as cards.
Is the Arabic checked?
The Arabic is copied directly from the hadith books named on each card, not typed by hand.
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