**For readers who want only what is authentically established.** This edition of the Dua Journal includes an entry only when its narration is graded *ṣaḥīḥ* — the strongest grade. Everything graded ḥasan, weak or disputed has been removed, and where a well-known wording has an extra phrase found only in a weaker chain (for example the addition to the duʿāʾ after wuḍūʾ reported only by at-Tirmidhī), the page leaves it out and says so. **35 pages — A4 and US Letter** - 19 daily adhkar in 9 sections: after every ṣalāh (including the Muʿawwidhāt, Abū Dāwūd 1523), through the day, morning & evening (including Sayyid al-Istighfār, al-Bukhārī 6306), at night, before sleep, on waking, food, after wuḍūʾ and ṣalawāt - Qurʾān passages in full: Āyat al-Kursī, the last two āyāt of al-Baqarah and Āl ʿImrān 3:190–200, in the Tanzil Uthmani text with Pickthall's meaning - Every card: Arabic with full tashkeel, transliteration, meaning, tick-able count beads and the exact ḥadīth reference (al-Bukhārī, Muslim and others, numbered as on sunnah.com) - Daily Adhkar at a Glance, weekly & monthly trackers, Ramaḍān 30-day tracker with the Laylat al-Qadr duʿāʾ, personal duʿāʾ pages, reflection and notes pages - A–Z index and a Sources & Gradings section naming who graded each narration Deep teal and gold Islamic geometric frames; clickable contents, glance page, index and PDF bookmarks. Gradings are reported from the scholars cited on each page; the journal does not issue rulings. Ornaments are vector art drawn in code (no AI images); produced with AI agent assistance. Digital download — print at home for personal use.