The Supreme Daily Remembrance: Al-Hizb Al-Azam Wal Wird Al-Afkham: Arabic Only
This is a daily remembrance text compiled by Mulla 'Ali al-Qari, gathering invocations drawn from the Qur'an and the Prophetic Sunna into a single, organized wird for the believer to return to each day. What makes it comprehensive is precisely this range — it moves through the concerns of both this world and the next, giving the reader a structured way to bring remembrance of Allah into the whole of the day rather than scattered moments of it.
Its acceptance is evident in how it is used: devotees around the world recite it regularly, and the work has drawn numerous commentaries, translations, and abridgements. That kind of quiet, sustained use says more than any praise printed on a cover.
This edition presents Al-Hizb al-A'zam wa 'l-Wird al-Afkham in Arabic only, prepared with the editorial care of Abdur-Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera, who also produced a new translation of the work. For the reader who wants the text itself — to recite, to memorize, to sit with in its original language — this is a fitting place to begin, suited equally to the person building a daily practice and the household simply looking to keep such a wird close at hand.
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This is a daily remembrance text compiled by Mulla 'Ali al-Qari, gathering invocations drawn from the Qur'an and the Prophetic Sunna into a single, organized wird for the believer to return to each day. What makes it comprehensive is precisely this range — it moves through the concerns of both this world and the next, giving the reader a structured way to bring remembrance of Allah into the whole of the day rather than scattered moments of it.
Its acceptance is evident in how it is used: devotees around the world recite it regularly, and the work has drawn numerous commentaries, translations, and abridgements. That kind of quiet, sustained use says more than any praise printed on a cover.
This edition presents Al-Hizb al-A'zam wa 'l-Wird al-Afkham in Arabic only, prepared with the editorial care of Abdur-Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera, who also produced a new translation of the work. For the reader who wants the text itself — to recite, to memorize, to sit with in its original language — this is a fitting place to begin, suited equally to the person building a daily practice and the household simply looking to keep such a wird close at hand.
