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A Tasbih counter app, simplified. Just tap anywhere. And most importantly, it's FREE and NO ADS! Forever and ever. A clean, distraction-free tasbih counter that gets out of your way — tap anywhere on the screen to count, and let the app handle the rest. Minimal on the surface, fully configurable underneath, with Apple Watch support built in. Free to download, no advertisements, no user tracking. • Tap anywhere to count — no tiny buttons to aim for • Apple Watch double-tap support — count without even looking at your phone • Minimal, low-profile interface that stays out of your way • Syncs seamlessly across devices via iCloud — start on one, continue on another • Set your own targets — configurable starting count, editable counter, and goal • Auto-counting mode with adjustable intervals • Increment or decrement — count your way • Customizable color themes and background images to match your mood • Super low-profile mode — hide icons and dim the counter for distraction-free dzikr • Lights-off mode — black screen for night use or extra focus • Pick up where you left off — saved dzikr counts load automatically • Feedback your way — vibration, audio, and haptic options for taps and goals • Screen lock to prevent accidental taps on the menu • Apple Health integration — log your dzikr sessions as Mindful Minutes ~~~~~~~ Narrated Abu Huraira: Some poor people came to the Prophet and said, "The wealthy people will get higher grades and will have permanent enjoyment and they pray like us and fast as we do. They have more money by which they perform the Hajj, and 'Umra; fight and struggle in Allah's Cause and give in charity." The Prophet said, "Shall I not tell you a thing upon which if you acted you would catch up with those who have surpassed you? Nobody would overtake you and you would be better than the people amongst whom you live except those who would do the same. Say "Subhanallah", "Alhamdulillah" and "Allahu Akbar" thirty-three times each after every (compulsory) prayer." • Al-Bukhari
What's new · 5.3.2
- Bug fix and improvements
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