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Quick guides for sharing duas respectfully, staying safe in public posts, and getting involved with the DuaPrayer community.

Community guidelines

Share duas with sincerity — keep requests respectful and free of hate or harassment.
Avoid posting private identifying details (full names, phone numbers, addresses).
Use channels and categories so others can find and support related requests.

DuaPrayer is currently in beta. Features and content may change and you may experience errors

Respond with ameen to uplift others; do not use replies to debate or criticize faith.

Report content that feels unsafe or off-topic so volunteers can review it.

For moderation details and privacy practices, see our Safety page.

Write from the heart — share what you are asking for in clear, sincere language.
Pick a channel — choose a category so others with similar intentions can find your request.
Keep it public-safe — omit sensitive personal details you would not share in a community gathering.
Welcome ameen — each ameen is someone joining you in prayer, not a comment thread.

Do I need an account to post a dua?: You can browse the feed without signing in. Creating an account helps you manage your requests and participate more fully.
What does ameen mean here?: Ameen is a simple way to say you are joining someone in their dua — like adding your voice to their prayer.
Is DuaPrayer religious guidance?: No. DuaPrayer is a community technology platform. It does not provide fatwa, counseling, or scholarly rulings.

DuaPrayer stays free because of community care and optional support.

A nonprofit community platform for sharing duas and responding with ameen — free for the Ummah.