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Dhikr is a tasbih that listens. Recite aloud and it counts for you. Recognition runs entirely on your device — no audio is recorded, stored, or sent anywhere, ever. Prefer to count by hand? Tap anywhere on the screen instead. A collection that cites its sources Every dhikr carries its Arabic, its meaning, and the hadith it comes from — Sahih Muslim, Sahih al-Bukhari, Sunan an-Nasa'i. Grouped the way you actually use them: after prayer, praise and blessings, forgiveness, relief and protection, supplication. Prayer times and the qibla Calculated for wherever you are, with optional reminders before each prayer. A compass that points to the Kaaba and tells you how far it is. Yours, and only yours Your dhikr and your sessions sync through your own iCloud. Eldren Labs cannot read them. Your name and photo never leave your phone. There is no account to create beyond Sign in with Apple, no analytics, and no advertising. Designed for iPhone with a considered, quiet interface in light and dark.
What's new · 1.1
Voice counting now sets itself up inside Dhikr. The Arabic voice files download in the app, with a progress bar, instead of sending you into iPhone's keyboard settings to find them. A new welcome. The introduction is now a rendered scene — a misbaha hanging by a window at dusk. Counting fixes. Taps made during a voice session are no longer overwritten by the next recitation, repeating a finished session starts cleanly from zero, and if voice drops out and recovers, the count you already had is kept. Dhikr is also about half the size it was.
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