Muslim Lock
Recite a Dua to unblock Apps
About
This app helps you manage your screen time by blocking selected applications. To regain access, you must recite a Dua from a curated, categorized list. It offers a free trial and a subscription model for enhanced features.
What's New in Muslim Lock
1.1.2
September 25, 2026
Support for notifications in Do Not Disturb mode (Time Sensitive Notifications). UX improvements across Light/Dark mode.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Muslim Lock
Recite a dua to unblock distracting apps.
FAQ
What is Muslim Lock?
Muslim Lock is an app designed to help you manage your phone usage by blocking selected applications. Access is granted only after reciting a prayer (Dua) from its curated library.
How does Muslim Lock work?
You choose which apps to block and set specific lock times. When a lock is active, those apps are inaccessible until you open Muslim Lock and recite a Dua. Your progress in reciting Duas is tracked.
Is Muslim Lock free to use?
Muslim Lock offers a 7-day free trial for its locking features. Access to the Duas themselves is always free, regardless of subscription status.
What happens after the free trial?
After the 7-day free trial, the subscription renews automatically at the set price unless you cancel. You can cancel anytime through your Apple Account settings before the trial ends.
Does Muslim Lock have ads?
No, Muslim Lock does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be ad-free.
What devices does Muslim Lock support?
Muslim Lock is currently supported on iPhones.
How often is Muslim Lock updated?
The latest version of Muslim Lock is 1.1.2, and it was last updated on September 25, 2026. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements.
Is my app usage data private with Muslim Lock?
Yes, Muslim Lock is designed with privacy in mind. It never sees which apps you choose to lock; this information is kept private by Apple.
