A dua for exactly where you are today
Tell us how you feel. We'll find words from the Quran or Sunnah for that moment, and make you a wallpaper to keep them close.
Pick what's closest
There's no wrong answer — choose the nearest one.
Your phone's own voice reads this, so it is speech rather than recitation.
Choose middle or bottom for a lock screen, so the clock does not sit over the Arabic.
On iPhone: tap save, choose Save Image, then open Photos, tap the share icon and choose Use as Wallpaper.
How it works
Say how you feel
A tap, or a sentence in your own words.
Receive words that fit
A dua, verse or hadith with the Arabic, the meaning, and why it suits this moment.
Keep it in view
Save it as a wallpaper sized for your phone, so it meets you through the day.
Make it part of your day
Two things you can set up in the Shortcuts app, free, in about five minutes each.
A dua that arrives on its own
Shortcuts → new shortcut → Get Contents of URL pointed at noorbyzahra.com/.netlify/functions/dua, method POST, JSON body with a mood. Add Get Dictionary Value for translation, then Speak Text. Attach it to an automation — leaving home, connecting to car Bluetooth, or a set time.
Wallpapers that change themselves
Save a few wallpapers from above into one album. Then a shortcut with Find Photos (that album, random) and Set Wallpaper, run daily by automation. Your lock screen must be a plain photo for this to work, not Photo Shuffle.
The app is coming to iPhone
Daily reminders, saved duas, and shortcuts that greet you as you leave home.