Dua for Wearing a Garment

When wearing a garment. Clothing, the bathroom, wudu, entering and leaving home.

What is the dua for wearing a garment?

The dua for wearing a garment begins “Alḥamdu lillāhil-ladhī kasānī hādhā (aththawba)”, meaning “Praise is to Allah Who has clothed me with this (garment)”. It is reported in Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Ibn Majah, and collected in Hisn al-Muslim. The Arabic text, transliteration and full meaning are given below.

Wearing a Garment in Arabic

الحمدُ للهِ الّذي كَساني هذا (الثّوب)وَرَزَقَنيه مِنْ غَيْرِ حَولٍ مِنّي وَلا قوّة

Transliteration

Alḥamdu lillāhil-ladhī kasānī hādhā (aththawba) wa razaqanīhi min ghayri hawlim-minnī wa lā quwwah.

Meaning in English

Praise is to Allah Who has clothed me with this (garment) and provided it for me, though I was powerless myself and incapable

When and how to recite it

Hisn al-Muslim lists this dua under “When wearing a garment”.

The source does not give a fixed number of repetitions.

Where does this dua come from?

This dua is part of Hisn al-Muslim (Fortress of the Muslim), the collection of duas from the Quran and Sunnah compiled by Sa'id bin Ali al-Qahtani. It is reported in Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Ibn Majah.

Frequently asked questions

What is the dua for wearing a garment?

The dua for wearing a garment begins “Alḥamdu lillāhil-ladhī kasānī hādhā (aththawba)”, meaning “Praise is to Allah Who has clothed me with this (garment)”. It is reported in Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Ibn Majah, and collected in Hisn al-Muslim. The Arabic text, transliteration and full meaning are given below.

What does the dua for wearing a garment mean?

Praise is to Allah Who has clothed me with this (garment) and provided it for me, though I was powerless myself and incapable.

How do you pronounce the dua for wearing a garment?

The transliteration is: Alḥamdu lillāhil-ladhī kasānī hādhā (aththawba) wa razaqanīhi min ghayri hawlim-minnī wa lā quwwah.

Where is the dua for wearing a garment reported?

Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Ibn Majah. The dua is part of Hisn al-Muslim (Fortress of the Muslim), the collection of duas from the Quran and Sunnah.

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