Discover Duas, one swipe at a time
A vertical feed of Duas you move through the way you already move through everything else on your phone — organised by category, with every Dua ready to save, share or download.
A feed builtfor reading
Most Dua apps are a table of contents. You open a list, pick an entry, read it, go back, pick another — and in practice most people read the two they already know and close the app.
Islam365 puts Duas in a vertical feed instead. One swipe is the whole interaction, so moving to the next Dua costs nothing, and you end up reading ones you would never have gone looking for. The pattern is borrowed from short-video apps; the purpose is not.
- Swipe vertically to move from one Dua to the next
- One Dua on screen at a time, nothing competing with it
- Open a category directly when you know what you need
Organised forwhen you need them
A Dua is usually needed at a moment — before travelling, before sleeping, in difficulty. Categories exist so that moment does not turn into a search. Pick the category and read through it.
The feed and the categories are two ways into the same content, not two separate libraries.
- Duas grouped into categories
- Go straight to the kind you are looking for
- Browse a category end to end, or keep swiping the feed
Keep the onesyou want to learn
Every Dua in the feed carries the same small set of actions — save, share, download and like — so the one you want to memorise this month is a tap away rather than something you have to find again.
For dhikr with a counter, see the 99 Names of Allah, which pairs each name with its meaning and a built-in tasbih.
- Save a Dua to come back to it
- Share it with someone
- Download it
- Like the ones you find useful
Duas — questions people ask
How do I browse Duas in Islam365?
Duas are presented in a vertical feed you swipe through, one at a time, the same interaction you already use in short-video apps. You can also open a category and read through it directly if you are looking for something specific.
Can I browse Duas by category?
Yes. Duas are organised into categories so you can go straight to the kind you need rather than scrolling until you find it.
Can I save or favourite a Dua?
Yes. You can bookmark a Dua and come back to it, which is what most people do with the handful they want to learn.
Can I share or download a Dua?
Yes. Each Dua can be shared or downloaded straight from the feed, along with a like action.
Is this meant to be entertainment?
No. The swipe interaction is used because it is a familiar, low-friction way to move through short pieces of text — the point is that you read more Duas, not that you spend longer in the app.
Do I need an account to read Duas?
No. You can use Islam365 as a guest. A profile is what keeps things like your saved items tied to you rather than to one device.
Are the Duas free?
Yes. Every Dua is free, with no ads and no subscription.
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