Sirr

Sirr

Islamic Journaling App

1 ratings
4 reviews
Free
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Released
July 7, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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This app offers a sacred space for journaling and self-reflection, integrating classical Islamic psychology with modern therapeutic insights. It helps users slow down, notice their inner world, and connect with the Beautiful Names of Allah for guidance. The app also provides access to qualified Islamic psychology therapists.

✓Journaling with Islamic psychology insights
✓The 99 Names of Allah as reflection prompts
✓Insight tracking of emotional and spiritual themes
✓Browse and book Islamic psychology therapists
✓Prayer-aware journaling reminders
✓Privacy-focused data encryption and export
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What's New in Sirr

1.0.39

October 28, 2026

Arabic text now displays properly everywhere, and writing in Arabic no longer affects the rest of the app. Fewer unexpected sign-outs, and emotions picked up in your entry are no longer lost as you write. Clearer password rules when you sign up, reset or change your password. Room for short updates from the Sirr team at the top of the main screens. Corrected wording on how your entries are protected and on deleting your account. Support: adil@ibnsinasanctuary.com

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Premium Monthly

Unlimited journaling, Soul Mirror, and premium tools

$7.991 Month
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User reviews

Great link of feelings to Islam

I find it beneficial that my problems / feelings can be linked to Islamic lessons. I particularly benefit from the feature that links to a name of Allah

Also the idea of journaling through an app connected to an ecosystem of mental health support.

Aisha

I’ve only just started using Sirr, but it’s already made a really positive impression. My therapist recommended it, and from my very first journal entry I found it incredibly insightful.

One of my favourite features is the mirror reflection breakdown. Sometimes I struggle to make sense of my thoughts when journaling, but the way Sirr reflects everything back in a clear, structured way helps me understand myself much better. I also really appreciate how it connects reflections to the names of Allah. That has helped me stay more intentional with my prayers and given me a stronger sense of focus and direction spiritually.

Overall, I think it’s a thoughtful and genuinely helpful app that combines emotional reflection with faith in a meaningful way. I’m excited to keep using it and see how it develops.
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Productive journaling!!

Sirr gave me a space to speak freely without worrying about what anyone would say and then helped me remember Allah in processing those feelings!
Journaling can be one of the easiest and most effective ways of processing emotions and decompressing in a totally safe space, after all, it’s just you and you. However, one of the great challenges with journaling is not having any type of feedback to process those emotions before going to therapy. Then on top of that, finding someone that can give you feedback that is perfectly focused on reconnecting you with Allah in a healthy way is priceless!!
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good but not pragmatic

it provides a sense of relief knowing how I’ll be held accountable given tricky life circumstances - i.e. knowing Allah is my sustainer and from that Allah knows my limits.

but it’s not pragmatic in the sense of actions I can do — and honestly it’s less about it telling me and more about it feeding me appropriate context from Islam so I can derive my own lessons and figure my own path. unless advice is applicable for all audiences. what i mean is i’d like to see specific hadith.
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FAQ

What is Sirr?

Sirr is a journaling app designed as a contemplative companion for the inner life. It integrates classical Islamic psychology with modern therapeutic insights to help users reflect on their thoughts and emotions.

Does Sirr have ads?

No, Sirr does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and offers optional premium features through a subscription.

What are the subscription options for Sirr Pro?

Sirr Pro is available as a monthly subscription for $7.99 or an annual subscription for $79.99. This unlocks unlimited features and priority support.

How does Sirr use the 99 Names of Allah?

Each journal entry in Sirr draws on one of the Beautiful Names of Allah as a quiet anchor for reflection. These Names are offered as prompts to help users connect with their inner experience.

Can I find a therapist through Sirr?

Yes, Sirr allows you to browse qualified counselors from Ibn Sina Sanctuary. You can filter therapists by specialization, gender, language, and price, and book calls directly through the app.

How is Sirr different from other journaling apps?

Unlike generic journaling apps, Sirr is built on classical Islamic psychology and includes a spiritual dimension. It focuses on the relationship between the self and the Creator, offering a warm, literate, and unhurried approach to soul care.

What is the age rating for Sirr?

Sirr has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, though its content is geared towards thoughtful reflection.

How often is Sirr updated?

The latest version of Sirr is 1.0.39, and it was last updated on October 28, 2026. This suggests a consistent update schedule from the developer.