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How to find a dua for how you feel today

On a hard day it can be difficult to know what to say in dua. SabrTime starts by asking how you feel and points you to duas and reflection that fit that moment.

1 min readWritten from sabrtime.in✓ Approved by the founder · 3 Nov 2026
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  1. Step by step
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Step by step

  1. Open SabrTime and answer the first question about what you are going through.Screen: Feeling selection on the first screen
  2. Pick the feeling that is closest, such as stressed, sad, anxious, angry or seeking forgiveness.Screen: Feeling options
  3. If you need calm, choose the option for peace to reach reflection, duas and the Sabr timer.Screen: I need peace section
  4. Read the daily dua and its meaning, and tap Next Dua if you want another.Screen: Daily dua card
  5. Use the Your Heart Today panel later in the day if your mood has changed.Screen: Your Heart Today panel
  6. If you are not sure what to do in your situation, open DeenGuide for sourced answers.Screen: DeenGuide

Questions

Are there ebooks to read?

Yes. There is an ebooks section, and a recent announcement added an ebook called Guidance to Jannah.

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Does SabrTime include the 99 Names of Allah?

Yes. The 99 Names are listed among the extra features, next to points and the spiritual score.

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Can I share a dua with someone?

Yes. The daily dua has a share button, and you can move on to the next dua.

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What does the morning dhikr item count?

SubhanAllah 33 times, Alhamdulillah 33 times and Allahu Akbar 34 times.

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Can I track how many pages of Quran I read?

Yes. The daily tracker has a Quran recitation item with a page counter, starting from a goal of one page.

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Does it keep a streak?

Yes. A streak counter shows how many days in a row you have checked in.

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