Talbiyah Recite continuously after entering ihram, especially in transit, when meeting others, and as you change states. Men recite aloud; women recite quietly. ⌄
Between the Yamani Corner and the Black Stone Recite this between the Yamani Corner and the Black Stone, on every round of Tawaf. ⌄
On Safa and Marwa (Sa'ye) Recite on top of Safa and on top of Marwa each of the seven trips. Between recitations, make personal du'a freely. ⌄
Best du'a on the Day of Arafat The Prophet ﷺ said: "The best du'a is the du'a of the Day of Arafat, and the best of what I and the prophets before me said is this." Recite it abundantly throughout the Day of Arafat. Combine with personal supplication for yourself, your family, the ummah, and the deceased. ⌄
Du'a of Tawhid The du'a of Yunus عليه السلام from inside the whale. The Prophet ﷺ said no Muslim ever supplicates with this du'a for anything except Allah answers him (Tirmidhi 3505). ⌄
In the Rawda The Rawda is described as 'a garden from the gardens of Paradise.' Pray two rakats here if able. Send salawat abundantly. Make personal du'a. ⌄
Du'a for travel (al-safar) Recite when boarding any vehicle (plane, train, bus). Continues with the rest of the travel du'a. ⌄
Returning home (du'a al-awba) Recite as you begin the journey home from Hajj or any righteous travel. ⌄
Du'a for healing (Prophet's du'a for the sick) The Prophet ﷺ recited this when visiting the sick. Place your right hand on the area of pain (or on yourself if praying for yourself) and recite. Invokes Ash-Shāfī (the Healer). ⌄
Du'a for sufficient provision Taught by the Prophet ﷺ to a man burdened by debt. Recite for halal provision, freedom from debt, and independence from creation. Invokes Al-Ghaniyy (the Self-Sufficient) and Al-Mughnī (the Enricher). ⌄
Du'a for anxiety, sorrow, and burden The Prophet ﷺ taught this to Abu Umamah, who had been struck by hardship. Recite it morning and evening — Abu Umamah said: "Allah took the worry away and settled my debt." ⌄
Hasbiya Llāh — sufficient is Allah Whoever recites this seven times morning and evening, Allah will suffice him from whatever worries him of dunya and akhira. Invokes Al-Wakīl (the Trustee). ⌄
Yā Ḥayyu yā Qayyūm The Prophet ﷺ said: when distress overwhelms you, say this. Invokes Al-Ḥayy (the Ever-Living) and Al-Qayyūm (the Self-Sustaining) — the two names by which Allah's greatest name is said to be known. ⌄
Du'a al-Istikhāra — seeking Allah's guidance Pray two non-obligatory rakats, then recite. Continue with: "O Allah, if You know that this matter [name it] is good for me in my religion, my livelihood, and my afterlife — decree it for me and bless me in it. If You know that it is bad — turn it away from me, turn me away from it, and decree for me what is good wherever it may be, and make me content with it." ⌄
Protection by the name of Allah Whoever says this three times morning and evening, no harm will come upon him. Recite at sunrise and sunset, and before any difficult journey or moment of fear. Invokes As-Samīʿ and Al-ʿAlīm. ⌄
Sayyid al-Istighfār — the master of seeking forgiveness Whoever recites this in the day with conviction and dies that day before evening, he is from the people of Paradise; and whoever recites it at night with conviction and dies before morning, he is from the people of Paradise. Recite morning and evening. Invokes Al-Ghafūr and At-Tawwāb implicitly through "none forgives sins but You." ⌄