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Three ways CariDoa helps you
One place to find du'a with clear sources, to pray for one another as Muslims, and to send du'a to loved ones in the Holy Land.
Find Du'a
A catalogue of du'a from the Quran and hadith. Every du'a comes with its reference and when to read it, and du'a that do not contain Quranic verses also come with their meaning.
- Surah and ayah, or hadith collection with number and grade
- Meaning in Malay and English for du'a that do not contain Quranic verses
- Pronunciation guide for du'a that are not from the Quran
Ask & Pray
Ask fellow Muslims to pray for your needs without revealing your name. Or take a moment to pray for someone else.
- Anonymous by default; personal details are removed automatically
- Reviewed by our team before it reaches anyone who prays
- Notes come back to My Home and your email
Ask & Pray is paused for now. In sha' Allah it will reopen soon.
Du'a Links
Going to the Holy Land? Share a link so family and friends can send their du'a to you. Senders do not need an account.
- A numbered trust list for every umrah or hajj journey
- Reading mode, one du'a at a time, even offline
- Senders get a memento once their du'a has been read
Featured categories
Start with what you need today.
Du'a of the Prophets
Du'a made by the Prophets (peace be upon them), as recorded in the Quran. See when each one is read and where it is in the Quran, then read the verse from a mushaf or an official source.
Being reviewed by scholars
The du'a of the Prophets are being reviewed by accredited scholars. In sha' Allah they will be published soon.
How it works
Three simple steps for each feature.
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Search or pick a category
Type what you need, such as "debt" or "travel", or open a category.
- 2
Read it with its source
The source and when to read every du'a. Du'a not from the Quran come with the Arabic text, a pronunciation guide and the meaning; Quranic verses are read straight from a mushaf.
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Save and share
Save it to My Du'a, or share it on WhatsApp, Telegram or as a QR code.
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Write your request
Choose a theme and a language, and write your du'a in your own words. Your name is not shown.
- 2
Fellow Muslims pray for you
Once our team has reviewed it, usually within 24 hours, one person at a time carries your request, including pilgrims in the Holy Land.
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Receive a note
They send back a short note and where they prayed. You get it on My Home and by email.
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Create a journey
Choose Umrah, Hajj or Other, then set the dates and du'a limits.
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Share the link
Send it on WhatsApp, Telegram, by email or as a QR code. Senders do not need to sign up.
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Read and send mementos
In the Holy Land, read the du'a one by one. Senders get a memento once theirs has been read.
Built on trust
Du'a is deeply personal. This is how we look after it.
No ads
No ads, no promotions and no sponsored content.
No trackers
No third-party analytics and no session recording. Only the first-party cookies CariDoa needs.
Encrypted
Du'a, notes and messages are encrypted before they are stored.
Moderated
Personal details are removed automatically, doubtful content is held, and our team reviews every new du'a request before it is shown.
Every du'a sourced
A Quran or hadith reference on every du'a in the catalogue, reviewed by scholars.
Completely free
No paid du'a, no packages and no subscriptions.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions people ask most.
Is CariDoa a fatwa body or a religious authority?
No. CariDoa is a tool for finding du'a and praying for one another. We do not issue fatwas or rulings. For questions of Islamic law, please ask your state Mufti department.
The catalogue is compiled from named sources and reviewed by accredited scholars before it is published.
Can CariDoa make sure my du'a is accepted?
No. Acceptance of du'a belongs to Allah alone. Nobody, including CariDoa, can promise it, and we never claim that any du'a will surely be accepted.
Scholars explain, based on a hadith narrated by Imam Ahmad, that a du'a containing no sin and no cutting of family ties is answered in one of three ways: it is granted, it is stored as good for the Hereafter, or an equal harm is turned away.
Why is there no romanisation (rumi) for Quranic verses?
JAKIM's 2024 Guideline on Islamic Content in New Media prohibits showing Quranic verses in Latin script. It follows the National Fatwa Council's decision that Quranic verses must not be written in any script other than Arabic.
CariDoa shows no rumi for Quranic text, including Quranic quotations inside dhikr and du'a from hadith. A hadith du'a counts as quoting the Quran when it shares at least three consecutive words with an ayah and those words are a quotation: a whole ayah, seven or more words, or three or more meaningful words besides the common formulas of dhikr (such as the declaration of tawhid, tasbih, tahmid, ta'awwudh and the names of Allah), or words the Quran itself teaches, such as the istirja'. Such du'a are shown without rumi, and the quotation is labelled with its surah and ayah.
The rumi pronunciation guide is only for du'a that are not from the Quran, and it is always shown next to the Arabic.
Why is there no paid du'a on CariDoa?
Because selling du'a goes against the Shariah. In its explanation of the "Valet Doa" service, the Office of the Mufti of the Federal Territories stressed that acceptance of du'a belongs to Allah alone, so it cannot be sold, promised or packaged by levels of "mustajab".
On CariDoa there is no paid du'a, no package, no "boost" and no donation tied to du'a. CariDoa has no payment system at all.
Reference: Bayan Linnas No. 85: An explanation of Valet Doa (opens in a new tab).
Install CariDoa on your phone
Open CariDoa straight from your home screen, like an app. Du'a Links reading mode works offline too.
CariDoa is already installed on this device. Alhamdulillah.
Android (Chrome)
- 1Open caridoa.com in Chrome.
- 2Tap the ⋮ menu, then "Install app".
- 3Tap "Install".
iPhone and iPad (Safari)
- 1Open caridoa.com in Safari.
- 2Tap the Share button.
- 3Choose "Add to Home Screen", then "Add".
Start with one du'a
Find a du'a for what you need today, or sign up for free to ask for du'a and create du'a links.