Muslims observe morning dhikr and post‑dawn prayers on July 19, 2026

Muslims performed the prescribed morning dhikr, a set of Qur'anic verses and supplications recited at the start of the day. The practice, regarded as a prophetic tradition, includes sayings such as the Prophet Muhammad’s statement that “the most beloved words to Allah are Subhanallah, Al‑hamdulillah, La ilaha illa Allah, Allahu Akbar.”

After the Fajr (dawn) prayer, the Prophet is reported to have regularly recited a collection of prayers asking for protection, provision, relief from hardship, and forgiveness. These post‑dawn supplications emphasize seeking Allah’s aid against worries, poverty, and evil, and are commonly recited by Muslims seeking blessings for the day.