Now every dhikr says why it is read. The library carries the virtue of each one — what was said about it, and the narration that comes from. It shows in the library and in your own list, and nothing is invented: where there is no authentic narration, the line is simply left empty. • Counted on a physical tasbih? Add the whole round at once, up to 10,000, and see exactly what will be written before you confirm. • A reminder can open a chain you built yourself now, not only the four that ship with the app. Fixed • The city search could close the app. Two places sharing a name in the same country were enough, and there are eight Springfields in the United States. • The day's count could carry into the next day. Someone counting towards a 50,000 goal watched 2,000 become 3,000 and then 5,000. It happened when the app was left open across midnight. • Past 999 the count broke onto a second line inside the circle. It shrinks to fit now. • Settings and Statistics ran underneath the system navigation buttons. • Privacy policy and terms moved to our own site, and are written in your language now, not English alone.

Reminders can follow the prayer times now. Add a reminder the way you always have, then set it to a prayer instead of a clock: choose which prayers, how long after each one, and which dhikr or chain it should open. One reminder covers all five. • Times are worked out on your device from where you are — no account, no connection. Or pick your city by hand, from anywhere in the world. • A reminder can open a whole chain now, not only a single dhikr, and the picker has a search. • Settings shows which version you are on, and says when a newer one is out. Fixed • Six languages could not be chosen at all. Turkish, Spanish, Urdu, Russian, Persian and Indonesian sat below the end of a list that would not scroll. • Arabic dhikrs were shown with a Latin pronunciation line underneath, which is no help to someone reading the Arabic. • A reminder for a dhikr you had not opened yet could open the counter without it.

Set up in three steps, the first time you open the app. Pick a dhikr, choose a daily goal, set a reminder time — and the counter opens on what you chose instead of an empty screen. Every step can be skipped. • The app icon is redrawn — the same app, a new mark on your home screen. • The widget speaks your language now, instead of only English. Fixed • Your counts could read 0 for a whole session right after installing, and stay there until the app was reopened. • The app could close if you tapped a back arrow twice quickly. • Notifications were asked for at launch, before there was any reason for it. The app asks when you set your reminder now.

Set up in three steps, the first time you open the app. Pick a dhikr, choose a daily goal, set a reminder time — and the counter opens on what you chose instead of an empty screen. Every step can be skipped. • The app icon is redrawn — the same app, a new mark on your home screen. • The widget speaks your language now, instead of only English. Fixed • Your counts could read 0 for a whole session right after installing, and stay there until the app was reopened. • The app could close if you tapped a back arrow twice quickly. • Notifications were asked for at launch, before there was any reason for it. The app asks when you set your reminder now.

The home screen widget is here. Your open dhikr and today's total, right on the home screen — with a "+" that counts without opening the app. • See the round you are on (31 / 33), or the day against your goal when no dhikr is open • Count straight from the widget; a chain moves to its next step there too • The widget takes the color palette and the light or dark theme you chose in the app • Two sizes, small and medium Counting from the widget needs iOS 17 or later. On earlier versions the widget still shows your count.

Dhikr chains are here. Set an order once — Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar — and the counter moves to the next step by itself as each target is reached. No tapping between dhikrs, no losing your place. • Four ready-made chains: Prayer Tasbih, Morning Adhkar, Istighfar & Tawhid, In Times of Distress • Build your own from any dhikr in your list, in any order, with its own target for every step • A chain you leave half-finished resumes exactly where you stopped, even after closing the app • The card shows which step you are on while you are counting Also in this version • The app now follows your device's light or dark setting by default. If you chose a theme yourself, it stays exactly as you set it. • Fixed the counting sound sometimes not playing on the first tap

Dhikr chains are here. Set an order once — Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar — and the counter moves to the next step by itself as each target is reached. No tapping between dhikrs, no losing your place. • Four ready-made chains: Prayer Tasbih, Morning Adhkar, Istighfar & Tawhid, In Times of Distress • Build your own from any dhikr in your list, in any order, with its own target for every step • A chain you leave half-finished resumes exactly where you stopped, even after closing the app • The card shows which step you are on while you are counting Also in this version • The app now follows your device's light or dark setting by default. If you chose a theme yourself, it stays exactly as you set it. • Fixed the counting sound sometimes not playing on the first tap

• Sign in with Apple or Google to back up your dhikrs and counts, and restore them on a new device • Delete your account and all its data from inside the app • Various bug fixes and interface improvements

What's new in 1.0.3 • Fresh look: customizable light/dark themes and color palettes • Redesigned counter screen with a cleaner, full-screen tap area • Per-dhikr statistics to follow your progress • Many small fixes and performance improvements

We've made some improvements to provide a smoother and more seamless Tasbih experience.

We've made some improvements to provide a smoother and more seamless Tasbih experience.