Muslim nightly and bedtime prayers emphasized for spiritual benefit

Islamic scholars highlighted a collection of evening supplications (Azkar al‑Masâ) to be recited on Wednesday, 15 July 2026, noting their purpose in seeking forgiveness, protection, and peace. The recommended verses and invocations include pleas for divine mercy, safeguarding against harm, and gratitude to God.

Separately, guidance was provided on the proper bedtime dhikr, citing prophetic traditions that stress reciting specific prayers before sleep to secure divine forgiveness, ward off anxiety, and ensure tranquility through the night. The teachings reference authentic hadiths that describe the Prophet’s practice of invoking God three times before lying down, as well as recommended actions such as ablution, reciting Quranic verses, and sleeping on the right side.