At-Tasbeeh: Counter & Duas

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Hearts find peace and tranquility in the remembrance of Allah. The dhikr is easy. Remembering to do it, and having everything in one place when you sit down for it, is the hard part. At-Tasbeeh opens to what you need right now. Morning azkar in the morning. After salah when you've just prayed. Surah al-Kahf on Friday. There when you need it, quiet when you don't. No ads. No account. No distractions. Nothing pulling you away. THE RIGHT AZKAR, AT THE RIGHT TIME • Morning azkar • Evening azkar • Azkar after salah — for each of the five prayers • Azkar before sleeping All of it gathered from the books of hadith. Every dua shows the Arabic, how to say it, and what it means. You can see which hadith it comes from, along with the reward and virtues narrated for it. AL-HIZBUL A'ZAM & FORTY SALAWAT The seven days of Al-Hizbul A'zam, typeset properly, with the translation beside each dua. A day for each day of the week, the way it was meant to be read. And forty forms of salawat and durood upon the Prophet, each one referenced. A TASBIH THAT COUNTS FOR YOU • Tap anywhere on the screen to count — no small buttons to aim for • Or let the Auto Counter keep the count, at a speed you set yourself • Choose your view: misbaha beads that fill as you go, a closing ring, or a calm ripple • A small buzz with each count, so you can close your eyes and focus • Add your own azkar, and set your own pace for them too • Group your azkar and move through them one after another • Dim the screen when you're around others PRAYER TIMES, QUIETLY The prayer you're in now, the one coming next, and how long you have left — without doing the arithmetic yourself. • Today's times, and any day of the week • A full month at a glance • Set your city, or let the app find you • Pick the calculation method your masjid follows • Works offline, once your city is set SURAHS YOU KEEP TO A ROUTINE Al-Kahf, Yasin, as-Sajdah, al-Waqi'ah and al-Mulk. These come up on their own when they're meant to be recited — al-Kahf on Friday, al-Mulk and as-Sajdah at night — so you don't have to go looking. • See the page exactly as it looks in the printed mushaf • Or read one ayah at a time with the translation • Read in Uthmani or IndoPak — whichever you learned on • Turn pages with your volume buttons, without touching the screen • Save the ones you come back to YOURS ALONE • No ads, ever • No account, no sign-up • Works fully offline • Your counts, favourites and azkar never leave your device Start with one tasbih today. Then tomorrow's.