Muhammad Iqbal
Founder & Islamic Content Editor · DuaForAll
Every Muslim, regardless of language or background, deserves access to authentic Islamic supplications with transparent sourcing — duas that can be traced to a verified chain of narration, not inherited from unattributed forwards or custom alone.
About
Muhammad Iqbal founded DuaForAll with a single conviction: every Muslim, regardless of language or background, deserves access to authentic Islamic supplications with transparent sourcing. His editorial work focuses on making source references clear and accessible. Each guide should link readers to the relevant Quranic ayah, Hadith collection, or scholarly resource where available.
DuaForAll publishes its editorial standards and welcomes corrections. Religious guidance can differ by context and school of thought; readers should consult a qualified local scholar for personal rulings or decisions.
Editorial Approach
DuaForAll aims to present Islamic supplications with clear source references, Arabic text where applicable, transliteration, translation, and context for general learning.
For fiqh questions and personal religious rulings, readers should consult a qualified scholar familiar with their circumstances and school of thought.
Content Methodology
Primary Source First
Every dua links directly to its Quranic ayah or Hadith collection reference — no unattributed citations, ever.
Authenticity Grade
Sahih, Hasan, or Daʾif status disclosed, based on rulings of classical Hadith masters.
Scholarly Review
Fiqh-sensitive topics should be read alongside the cited sources and, where needed, discussed with a qualified scholar.
Madhab Awareness
Variant rulings across Hanafi, Maliki, Shafiʿi, and Hanbali schools noted transparently.
Regular Updates
Content is reviewed and updated whenever scholarly consensus evolves or stronger evidence surfaces.
No Fabrications
Weak or fabricated ahadith are clearly flagged — never presented as authentic Prophetic Sunnah.
“Of knowledge, you have been given only a little.” — This verse is the foundation of our editorial humility. We cite our sources, disclose our gradings, and submit to scholarly correction because the Deen demands nothing less.”Quran 17:85 · Muhammad Iqbal, DuaForAll
Sources & Editorial Standards
Our guides cite source material and are intended for general educational use. See our Editorial Standards for sourcing principles, corrections, and reader feedback.
See how DuaForAll presents source references and editorial standards for its educational guides.