This section is further subdivided into two parts:
The full version, containing more extensive supplications and Quranic verses. al mathurat pdf
Many Muslims use both: Al-Ma'thurat for daily structured adhkar, and Hisn al-Muslim for situational supplications. This section is further subdivided into two parts:
| Source | Language Availability | Features | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | (e.g., Ikhwanwiki, Muslim Brotherhood archives) | Arabic, English | Original compiled text, historical notes. | | Islamic libraries (e.g., Darpdfs.org, Archive.org - search "Al Mathurat Hasan al Banna") | Multi | Often include translations and transliteration. | | Reputable publishers (e.g., Darussalam, Al-Furqan) | English, Urdu, Arabic | High-quality typesetting, verified content. | | Mobile app stores (not PDF but companion) | 50+ languages | Audio recitation, bookmarks, reminders. Apps: "Al-Ma'thurat" by Smartech, "Hisnul Muslim & Al-Ma'thurat". | | | Islamic libraries (e
Imam Al-Banna compiled this collection to provide the common believer with a concise, authentic, and manageable set of daily prayers. He observed that many Muslims were either unaware of the specific supplications of the Prophet ﷺ or were practicing innovations ( Bid'ah ). Al-Ma’thurat was designed to standardize daily spiritual practice based strictly on the Qur'an and Sunnah.
(Arabic: المأثورات, literally "the transmitted" or "the narrated") refers to a renowned compilation of daily adhkar (remembrances of Allah) and du'as (supplications). It is most famously associated with Hasan al-Banna (1906–1949), the Egyptian scholar and founder of the Muslim Brotherhood. However, the core content is not original to him; he curated and organized authentic supplications from the Qur'an and the Sunnah (prophetic traditions) into a structured, easy-to-follow liturgy for morning and evening recitation.