Tap to Dhikr

Tap to Dhikr

Tasbih Counter & Daily Dhikr

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Released
October 20, 2026
Updated
October 30, 2026

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Make room for remembrance, one tap at a time. Tap to Dhikr is a tasbih counter for iPhone and Apple Watch. Keep track of your recitations, set a daily intention, and see your practice grow over time. COUNT THROUGHOUT YOUR DAY Choose a phrase and tap the large counter. Follow the 33-bead tasbih ring, swipe between phrases, and pick up where you left off. Your counts save as you go, and counting continues beyond your goal. FAMILIAR WORDS, ALWAYS CLOSE Read Arabic, transliteration, and meaning for familiar dhikr phrases. Add your own phrases and customize their names, translations, and optional daily goals. FOLLOW YOUR AFTER-SALAH ROUTINE Move through SubhanAllah 33 times, Alhamdulillah 33 times, and Allahu Akbar 34 times. Edit and organize routines in your Library. WATCH YOUR GARDEN GROW Every 33 recitations grows a leaf. Meet your daily intention to see it bloom, and look back on your progress across days, weeks, and months. COMPETE WITH YOUR FRIENDS Add friends with an invite code and compare daily totals. Sharing is optional: when enabled, your display name and daily total are published through iCloud. Your phrases and recitation history are not included in that shared snapshot. KEEP YOUR COUNTER ON YOUR WRIST Count on Apple Watch with a tap, or use Double Tap on supported models. Choose your phrase and follow its daily progress right from your wrist. A PRACTICE AT YOUR OWN PACE Set optional goals, undo a tap, and explore your history. Core counting works without creating an account. iCloud features, including friends, require an iCloud account.
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What's New in Tap to Dhikr

1.1.3

October 30, 2026

Fixed voice counting stopping after the first recitation by restarting recognition for each completed turn. Includes Durood Sharif speech spelling support and Arabic display improvements.

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