Zikry: Dhikr Counter & Adhkar

- Choose when your day begins: at midnight, at Fajr or at Maghrib. - Start a new plan from a template: Ramadan, the first 10 days of Dhul-Hijjah, the white days, Friday salawat, or Ayat al-Kursi after each prayer. - Plans show whether you're on track or behind. Keep a plan to the end and you get a celebration, a card to share and Repeat. - Pause a plan for today, a few days, a week or until you resume it. Paused days never count as missed. End a plan, or bring back one you deleted by mistake. - Routines: pick up at the step where you stopped, see roughly how long a round takes, drag steps to reorder, and duplicate or share a routine. - A quiet summary of your week on Fridays, and a gentle line in the evening when today's plan is still open. - My zikrs: make your own copy of any library zikr, add a source and tags, set a daily reminder, and export or import your list. - The counter for your own zikr shows just its name. Read details shows the Arabic, the pronunciation and the meaning. - Challenges: quick start for Ramadan and Dhul-Hijjah, Again for a finished challenge, and a reminder for each challenge. - Counts you joined in Messages now appear in the app. - Memorial pages: your juz and the days left show on Today, the owner can turn on Hijri anniversary and 40th-day reminders, and each person holds up to 3 juz at a time. - Sunni and Shia content stays separate: each tradition sees its own notes and suggestions. - At night, Today suggests the adhkar before sleep, and banners and sheets stay solid. - Choose your main date: Hijri or Gregorian. - A Ramadan countdown on Today, and a Ramadan panel during the month. - Terms of use and a clearer privacy policy. - Many fixes for plans, reminders, widgets and the Apple Watch.