Zarrah

Zarrah

Productivity App for Muslims

9 ratings
8 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 27, 2025
  • June 4, 2026

Features

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About

This app helps Muslims build and maintain positive habits to grow closer to Allah. It offers features like habit setting, reminders, accountability partners, penalties for missed goals, and progress tracking to foster consistency in religious practices and self-improvement.

Habit setting and tracking
Customizable reminders
Accountability partner feature
Disciplinary penalties
Progress visualization
Support for various Islamic habits
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What's New in Zarrah

2.0.8

June 4, 2026

Added a smoother startup splash so the app feels steadier while auth, sync, and subscription setup load. Added the first Goals checklist widget support and fixed widget target rendering. Improved Home with a resizable split view, clearer timeline mode controls, and a richer prayer countdown. Improved sign-in reliability, password reset flow, and Google Calendar connection handling.

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Subscription plans

Annual 49.99

Annual subscription that unlocks all premium features.

$49.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$149.99

Lifetime Access

One time purchase that unlocks all premium features

User reviews

Great Initiative

Great idea and great Initiative!

Great Intention, not so great execution (so far)

I understand that this app was meant for good deeds and I’m sure they’re getting sawab for the intention but why does the app operate as if it’s in a testing phase with no mention of that? I downloaded it with some expectations of a customized to do list for visual reminders and it wasn’t as I expected so I decided to move on. Tell me why this app won’t allow me to delete my account and no one from their side ever got back to me when I tried to reach out via email(s)?

Update لاجل الامانة : The developers reached out to me with a very polite and apologetic email and they were able to delete my account instantly from their end. If you have better patience that I do, maybe give it a test drive and decide for yourself while keeping in mind this is a Beta version and the response time for any inquiries isn’t ideal.
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Response from developer

I’m truly sorry for the frustration and inconvenience this has caused you. This is absolutely not the experience I wanted you to have, and I take full responsibility for it. I’ve now deleted your account as requested, so you won’t have to deal with this issue any longer. From the screenshot you shared via email, it looks like you might be on an older version of the app, which could have caused the error. That being said, I’ll make sure this bug is properly addressed so no one else faces the same issue, inshaAllah. Also, I want to acknowledge that the app is still in early beta, and that’s on me for not making it clearer throughout the experience. I should have communicated that better, and I truly appreciate your patience despite this.

the app is good

Love it

The app has potential but needs some refinement

The app is great, really sleek and suggests so many wonderful habits to incorporate into your life, Allahuma barik to the developers. However, there’s a few tweaks that need to be made to make it an excellent app. It would be better if you could change when you can do those habits - right now they all sit under Fajr except for evening Adhkar. If you check off a habit they don’t seem to stay checked off when you reopen the app. Also, you can’t seem to look at the days gone past to check what habits you hit or the days ahead. You seem to only be able to look at the day you’re currently on. It would also be nice to incorporate other tasks that aren’t directly related to deen so you can actively plan around your salah times.
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Very nice design

One of the best designs Ive see in an app. Tracking my prayers with this now.

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FAQ

What is Zarrah?

Zarrah is a productivity app designed to help Muslims build and maintain good habits that bring them closer to Allah. It focuses on consistency in religious practices like Salah, Dhikr, and Quran memorization, as well as personal growth.

How does Zarrah help users stay accountable?

Zarrah allows users to select an accountability partner, such as a friend or mentor. This partner is notified if a user misses their goals, providing an external motivation to stay on track.

Can I set consequences for missing habits in Zarrah?

Yes, Zarrah enables users to set penalties for missed commitments. For example, you can assign a penalty like donating to charity if you miss a Salah in the masjid or fail to complete daily Quran memorization.

What types of habits can I track with Zarrah?

Zarrah supports tracking a wide range of Islamic habits, including praying Salah on time, performing Dhikr, memorizing the Quran, fasting, giving Sadaqah, performing Tahajjud and Sunnah prayers, and working on self-improvement goals like patience and gratitude.

Is Zarrah available on multiple devices?

Yes, Zarrah is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible for users across Apple's mobile ecosystem.

How often is Zarrah updated?

The latest version of Zarrah is 2.0.1, and it was last updated on March 6, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

What is the age rating for Zarrah?

Zarrah has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals who are beginning to develop habits.

Does Zarrah have ads?

No, Zarrah does not contain advertisements. This provides an uninterrupted user experience focused on habit building and spiritual growth.