Many believers dedicate their evenings to reciting evening supplications, which offer protection from harm and grant peace of mind. Remembering God morning and evening is among the best deeds, with promises of mercy and forgiveness for those who persist, as Allah says: "And the men who remember Allah much and the women who remember—Allah has prepared forgiveness for them."

Key prophetic evening supplications include:

"We have entered the evening and the kingdom belongs to Allah..." and "O Allah, You are my Lord..." (once); whoever says them with certainty enters Paradise if they die that night.

"I am pleased with Allah as my Lord..." (3 times); those who recite it morning and evening gain Allah’s pleasure on the Day of Judgment.

"O Allah, I bear witness..." (4 times); those who say it are freed from Hellfire.

"Sufficient for me is Allah; there is no deity but He..." (7 times); protects from worldly and spiritual concerns.

"In the name of Allah, with whose name nothing harms..." (3 times); safeguards from all harm.

Evening supplications also include protective prayers against envy and evil influences, such as:
"Sufficient for me is Allah, in Him I trust..." and "O Allah, You are my refuge..." and "I seek refuge in the perfect words of Allah..." recited multiple times according to ability.

The best time for evening supplications is from Asr (late afternoon) until sunset, with some scholars allowing recitation until one-third of the night for full spiritual protection.

Evening supplications provide believers with a sense of peace and security, guarding them against harm, and serve as a powerful spiritual practice before sleep, with great reward for sincere recitation.