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Your companion on the path of remembrance, reflection, and faith.

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“The best people are those who are the most useful to others.” — Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him)

At Easy Dua, we’re building a peaceful space to reconnect with the beauty, depth, and simplicity of Islam. Whether you’re seeking meaningful duas or timeless inspiration, our content is designed to benefit hearts and minds.

The site features a complete section on the 99 Names of Allah and the Five Pillars of Islam, along with detailed stories of all the Prophets of Allah, which we plan to enhance further for greater depth and clarity. You’ll also find a growing collection of Articles, Timeless Stories, and Quranic Parables, each offering insights that stand the test of time.

Our Dhikr & Dua section is halfway complete, and we’ve also launched a simple Q&A section to help answer common Islamic questions.

There’s still much more to come — and we’re excited to grow this journey with you, one heartfelt reminder at a time.

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A clear watercolor painting of a Muslim man praying at twilight under a crescent moon, with a soft orange and blue sky and a distant silhouette of mosque domes and minarets. The scene captures the peaceful spirit of Ramadan and spiritual reflection.

When Ramadan Leaves

March 27th, 2025
A vivid square-format painting of Paradise with four distinct rivers—blue for water, white for milk, red for wine, and golden for honey—flowing through a lush, flower-filled landscape. A golden tree and a silver tree stand on opposite sides, shining beneath a soft blue sky. Two domed pavilions, one gold and one silver, rest peacefully among the greenery, with distant mountains in the background.

Depending Only on Allah the Self Sufficient

March 26th, 2025
A tranquil watercolor painting of a large glowing sun rising behind soft clouds, casting light over a rain-kissed field with sprouting plants. In the distance, a mother with a peaceful expression sits under a flowering tree, gently cradling her newborn whose face is hidden by a cloth. A calm stream flows nearby with birds flying across the warm sky, symbolising the hidden mercy of Allah through natural beauty.

Every Veil Points Back to Allah

March 25th, 2025
A symbolic watercolor painting showing a small shadowy figure of a man walking away in the distance, surrounded by vast swirling clouds and scattered stars. The figure appears at the lower centre of the image, highlighting the scale of the surrounding spiritual atmosphere. The scene evokes the soul’s journey into the unseen, with a mystical, reflective tone painted in soft, ethereal colours.

The Soul’s Journey Through Sleep, Time, and Beyond

March 24th, 2025
Quranic Parables
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A watercolor painting depicting a person standing at the edge of a massive, raging inferno. Towering flames consume everything, leaving behind only molten destruction. The intense glow of the fire illuminates the surroundings, casting an eerie, overwhelming light. The person appears to be in a state of regret or ignorance as they look toward the blazing pit. The background fades into deep darkness, emphasizing the destructive nature of the scene.

The Parable of the Profitless Trade – Exchanging Guidance for Misguidance

Watercolor painting showing a central grey rock with rain washing away a thin layer of soil, revealing its bare surface. The surrounding land is dry and cracked. In the far background, green sprouts emerge from fertile soil under soft light, symbolising sincere charity.

The Parable of the Barren Rock – Charity Nullified by Show-Offs

A symbolic watercolor painting illustrating an ancient ruined town with collapsed buildings and rooftops, alongside skeletal remains of a donkey gradually being restored, set against a serene, vast sand dune background. The imagery symbolically represents resurrection and divine power, aligning with the Quranic parable from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:259).

The Parable of the Ruined Town – Resurrection and Certainty of Faith

A lone, leafless tree stands in a golden field under a dark, stormy sky. In the foreground, a pile of ashes is being scattered by the wind, symbolising the loss of deeds without faith as described in Surah Ibrahim (14:18).

The Parable of the Ashes in the Wind – Deeds Without Faith

Timeless Stories
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A serene watercolor painting of a Muslim bride in sujood (prostration), wearing a flowing red dress and a white hijab. Her forehead gently touches the ground, eyes closed in peaceful submission, set against a soft, warm-toned background that evokes spiritual calm and reverence.

The Bride Who Died in Sujood

A watercolor painting of a peaceful nighttime scene in a traditional bakery. A baker in a green tunic and red cap kneads dough on a wooden counter, with freshly baked bread stacked nearby. The bakery is warmly lit, creating a cozy atmosphere. Outside, under a starry sky, a scholar in a robe and turban stands near the entrance, gazing towards a beautifully illuminated mosque with a golden dome and towering minaret. Worshippers walk towards the mosque for prayer, enhancing the serene and spiritual ambiance.

Imam Ahmad and the Power of a Baker’s Dua

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An Affectionate Monkey vs a Protective Lion

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Three Men Trapped in a Cave

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99 Names of Allah
The names of Allah encompass His various attributes and virtues, guiding believers to understand His infinite mercy, wisdom, and compassion.
Islamic Books
Islamic literature illuminates profound insights into spirituality, morality, and human existence, enriching hearts and minds with timeless wisdom and guidance.
Five Pillars of Islam
The five pillars of Islam form the cornerstone of Muslim faith, providing a framework for spiritual devotion, community cohesion, and righteous living.
Prophets of Allah
The prophets of Islam serve as exemplars of righteousness, compassion, and devotion, guiding humanity towards the path of God-consciousness and moral excellence.
Dhikr & Dua
Learn about the spiritual practices of Dhikr (remembrance of Allah) and Dua (supplication), key components of connecting with Allah through prayer and reflection.
Islam: Questions and Answers
Find answers to common questions about Islam, including its beliefs, practices, and teachings.

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