Al Hizbul A'azham - The Greatest Collection of Duas

Hizbul Azam is a collection of Dua’s (supplications) that are highly recommended to be recited on a daily basis by Muslims. The word Hizbul Azam means "the greatest collection" in Arabic, and the book is considered to be one of the most important collections of Dua’s (supplications) in the Islam

The Dua’s in Hizbul Azam include supplications for various occasions and purposes, such as protection from harm, forgiveness of sins, success in one's undertakings, and closeness to Allah. They are written in Arabic, along with their translation in English, to make them accessible to people who do not know Arabic.

Many Muslims consider Hizbul Azam to be a powerful tool for spiritual development and to bring about blessings in one's life. Some believe that reciting the Dua’s on a daily basis can lead to the fulfilment of one's desires and the removal of difficulties in life.

Hizbul Azam is not just a collection of supplications but it is considered as a powerful weapon to attain closeness to Allah and to seek protection against all forms of difficulties, it can also be considered as a guide for the spiritual upliftment of the soul. It is widely popular and recited in Muslim community and it is considered a treasured compilation.

In addition to its spiritual benefits, Hizbul Azam also serves as a valuable source of inspiration and guidance for the daily life of Muslims. It is widely available in the form of books and can also be found online on our website www.arabiana.co.za, making it easily accessible to people all over the country.

In short, Hizbul Azam is a collection of daily supplications that are highly recommended for Muslims to recite daily. Compiled by Sheikh Ali ibn Sultaan Muhammad Al-Qaari Rahmatullahi Alayhi, it is considered a powerful tool for spiritual development and a source of guidance for the daily lives of Muslims.

The Hizbul Azam that we stock has the Arabic Dua with a line-by-line English Translation making it easy to understand and has further been divided into days of the week and guided the reader to ‘What to Read for each Day of the Week’.