مسبحة — أدعية ومصحف ومواقيت

Rosary: ​​A companion for those who remember God and recite the Quran, most of which works offline.

• Start: Upon first opening, select your city and activate the Adhan (call to prayer). A short tour guides you to each tool in its place, and the "App Guide" is available in the settings for when you need it.

• Prayer Times and Adhan Alarm: A card on the main screen counts down to the next Adhan, and displays the times for Fajr (dawn), sunrise, Dhuhr (noon), Maghrib (sunset), and midnight according to the Liwa Foundation (Qom), along with the Hijri date. Activate the Fajr, Dhuhr, or Maghrib Adhan and choose from five voices. The alarm will sound at its appointed time, even if the phone is on silent. A "Stop" button is included in the notification.

• Rosary: ​​Accurate counting within a circle with vibration, target and rotation options, and a long press to reset the countdown. You can select or type a fixed dhikr (remembrance of God). Save your supplications above the counter with a single tap and arrange them by dragging.

• Tasbih of Fatima (peace be upon her): 34 Takbirs (saying "Allahu Akbar"), then 33 Tahmid (saying "Alhamdulillah"), then 33 Tasbihs (saying "Subhanallah"). It cycles through the stages automatically. • Library: Supplications from Mafatih al-Jinan, Ziyarat (pilgrimages) including the complete Ziyarat Ashura and the supplication of Alqamah, Al-Sahifa al-Sajjadiyya with the Fifteen Supplications, devotional practices, the Prayer of the Night of Solitude, and a guide to the Night Prayer, with a search function to find related content, a favorites list, and audio recordings of well-known reciters that you can listen to or download for offline listening.

• Quran: 604 pages in the Uthmani script with the Hafs narration, in the "Tasbih" font and three other fonts to choose from, with recitation by Sheikh Abdul Basit verse by verse, continuous recitation, bookmarks, search by word, surah name, and page number, a page counter to track your progress, and "Joint Recitations" where you can read a portion with others.

• Qibla Direction: A compass to guide you to the Kaaba, with a gentle shake to indicate the correct direction.

• Daily Recitation: Tasbih of Fatima, Ziyarat of the day, supplication of the day, and daily Quran recitation, each item marked separately, with a Hijri calendar chart without a cumbersome day counter.

• “Read Now” suggests what suits your schedule, and “Missing Prayer Booklet” keeps track of your missed prayers.

• On the home screen, buttons repeat in the background until you stop them: Verses of Tranquility, the Throne Verse, and prayers upon Muhammad and his family.

• Creed: Selected articles on the fundamentals of Islam, divided into sections, with a button to report any errors.

• Home screen widgets: Upcoming call to prayer, daily recitation, and a rosary that counts with a tap of the screen.

• Three themes: Paper, White, and Night, with comfortable Arabic font for extended reading and serene Islamic motifs.

• “Suggestions”: Send your suggestions to the developer anonymously.

• Backup saves your favorites, counters, and Quran recitation to a file on your device.

No ads, no accounts. The internet is used to broadcast recitations and recordings on request, to read “Aqeedah” publications, to send suggestions, and for two optional screens that you share with others: “Prayer of the Night of Loneliness” in which you write a name for others to pray for, and “Joint Khatmat.”