Prayers

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  • 4 rak‘ahs total
  • Recite silently in all 4 rak‘ahs (same as Dhuhr)

Step-by-step

Fard — 4 rak‘ahs

  1. Rak‘ah 1

    1. Niyyah (Intention)Make the intention in your heart to pray 4 rak‘ahs of Asr Fard for Allah.(Standing, facing the Qiblah)
    2. Takbiratul-IhramRaise your hands and say “Allāhu Akbar”, then place your hands.(Standing)
    3. Recite Al-FatihaRecite Al-Fatiha silently.(Standing)
    4. Recite a surahRecite a short surah silently (only in the first two rak‘ahs).(Standing)
    5. Ruku‘Say “Allāhu Akbar”, bow, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-ʿaẓīm” three times.(Bowing)
    6. I‘tidalRise saying “Samiʿa llāhu liman ḥamidah”, then “Rabbanā wa laka l-ḥamd”.(Standing upright)
    7. Sujud (1)Say “Allāhu Akbar”, prostrate, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)
    8. JalsaSit briefly between the two prostrations.(Sitting)
    9. Sujud (2)Prostrate again and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)

  2. Rak‘ah 2

    1. Rise for rak‘ah 2Stand and say “Allāhu Akbar”.(Standing)
    2. Recite Al-FatihaRecite Al-Fatiha silently.(Standing)
    3. Recite a surahRecite a short surah silently (only in the first two rak‘ahs).(Standing)
    4. Ruku‘Say “Allāhu Akbar”, bow, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-ʿaẓīm” three times.(Bowing)
    5. I‘tidalRise saying “Samiʿa llāhu liman ḥamidah”, then “Rabbanā wa laka l-ḥamd”.(Standing upright)
    6. Sujud (1)Say “Allāhu Akbar”, prostrate, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)
    7. JalsaSit briefly between the two prostrations.(Sitting)
    8. Sujud (2)Prostrate again and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)
    9. First TashahhudSit and recite At-Tahiyyat, then stand for the next rak‘ah.(Sitting)

  3. Rak‘ah 3

    1. Rise for rak‘ah 3Stand and say “Allāhu Akbar”.(Standing)
    2. Recite Al-FatihaRecite Al-Fatiha silently.(Standing)
    3. Ruku‘Say “Allāhu Akbar”, bow, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-ʿaẓīm” three times.(Bowing)
    4. I‘tidalRise saying “Samiʿa llāhu liman ḥamidah”, then “Rabbanā wa laka l-ḥamd”.(Standing upright)
    5. Sujud (1)Say “Allāhu Akbar”, prostrate, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)
    6. JalsaSit briefly between the two prostrations.(Sitting)
    7. Sujud (2)Prostrate again and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)

  4. Rak‘ah 4

    1. Rise for rak‘ah 4Stand and say “Allāhu Akbar”.(Standing)
    2. Recite Al-FatihaRecite Al-Fatiha silently.(Standing)
    3. Ruku‘Say “Allāhu Akbar”, bow, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-ʿaẓīm” three times.(Bowing)
    4. I‘tidalRise saying “Samiʿa llāhu liman ḥamidah”, then “Rabbanā wa laka l-ḥamd”.(Standing upright)
    5. Sujud (1)Say “Allāhu Akbar”, prostrate, and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)
    6. JalsaSit briefly between the two prostrations.(Sitting)
    7. Sujud (2)Prostrate again and say “Subḥāna rabbiya l-aʿlā” three times.(Prostration)
    8. Final TashahhudSit and recite At-Tahiyyat.(Sitting)
    9. SalawatRecite the Salawat Ibrahimiyyah upon the Prophet ﷺ.(Sitting)
    10. TaslimTurn your face to the right, then to the left, saying the salaam.(Sitting)

After Salam — Post-Prayer Adhkar (PPA)

  • Istighfar3 times after Salam
  • Du'a after IstighfarOnce after Istighfar
  • Ayat al-KursiOnce after every Fard prayer
  • Three QulsOnce after each prayer (3× after Fajr & Maghrib)
  • Tasbih — SubhanAllah33 times
  • Tasbih — Alhamdulillah33 times
  • Tasbih — Allahu Akbar33 times (then La ilaha illa Allah once to complete 100)
  • Closing SupplicationTo close

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Aloud / silent

  • Fajr(Dawn)Recited aloud
  • Dhuhr(Noon)Recited silently
  • Asr(Afternoon)Recited silently
  • Maghrib(Sunset)Aloud in rak‘ahs 1–2, silent in rak‘ah 3
  • Isha(Night)Aloud in rak‘ahs 1–2, silent in rak‘ah 3

Rak‘ah counts, Sunnah classifications, Witr placement, and Qunut details vary by madhhab and region. This app presents one common Sunni arrangement; consult a trusted local scholar for your school.