Free · A gift from the House
Dzikr — Morning & Evening
A quiet app for the remembrance of Allah. The morning and evening adhkar, the words said after every prayer, and a few simple tools for the day. Free, ad-free, and it asks nothing of you — no account, no notifications, nothing tracked.
It is not open yet. It is not finished yet — see below.
🖼️ Screenshot 1
(the home screen, tiles)
Why we made it
Most apps for this are loud. An advert between one remembrance and the next. An account before you are allowed to begin. Notifications that nag rather than remind, and a streak that makes you feel you have failed by Wednesday.
We wanted the opposite. Open it, read, close it. Nothing sold to you, nothing measured about you, nothing waiting to be caught up on.
What is inside
Small, and enough
- Morning, evening and after-prayer adhkar — one remembrance to a screen, tap to count. Every section opens with Sūrah al-Fātiḥah.
- Every item named — Āyat al-Kursī for protection, and so on — so you know what you are reading and why, not just a number.
- Prayer times and qibla, worked out on your own phone. Your location never leaves it, because it is never sent anywhere.
- A tasbīḥ counter — each phrase to thirty-three, with a quiet mark when you arrive.
- The ninety-nine Names, searchable, with their meanings.
- How to make duʿāʾ, and how to pray — wudu step by step, then the prayer itself.
- Today’s Tally — what you have already done today. No streak to break, and nothing lost if you miss a day.
🖼️ Screenshot 2
(a morning adhkar screen)
🖼️ Screenshot 3
(the tasbīḥ counter, or the 99 Names)
Free, and staying free
Remembrance does not go behind a paywall
This is not a trial, and there is no version of it you have to pay for later. There are no adverts in it, nothing about you is collected, and you do not need an account to open it.
If it is useful to you, the only thing we ask is that you keep it, and perhaps pass it to a sister who would use it too.
Why it is not open yet
Because it carries the Book and the words of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم, and those are not things to publish quickly.
Before it opens: every Arabic word is being set letter for letter from a printed muṣḥaf; every translation either licensed or checked; every attribution confirmed to its collection; the prayer times compared against the published times.
We would rather be slow than be wrong.
Be told when it opens
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