حاسبوا أنفسكم vs RAQIB · رقيب

حاسبوا أنفسكم هو تطبيق يمكنك من خلاله متابعه سلوكك الديني عن طريق تسجيل الصلوات والاذكار ومعرفه نسبه التزامك علي مدار اليوم .

RAQIB . your daily companion for prayer, remembrance and self-accountability. Track the five prayers, read your adhkar, complete your khatma and hold yourself to account every day — built on Imam al-Ghazali's path of musharata (commitment), muraqaba (vigilance) and muhasaba (reckoning). Arabic-first, with a full English mode. PRAYER • Prayer times for your city, set up automatically — 15 calculation methods, Hanafi or standard Asr, and fine-tuning for each prayer by the minute • Log every prayer — mosque, home or missed — and keep your streak • An adhan alert for each prayer • NEW: Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets with a countdown to the next prayer • NEW: an optional live prayer countdown on the Lock Screen • Notices when you travel and offers to update your times • Qibla compass and Hijri calendar ADHKAR • 70+ adhkar for morning, evening, sleep and after prayer • A tap counter, with the source and virtue of every dhikr QURAN KHATMA • Set a goal — 7, 20, 30 or 40 days, or your own — and log your pages • Juz progress, a daily reading streak and reminders to catch up MUHASABA • A morning covenant, a daily log of good deeds and shortcomings, and a Friday weekly review • The virtue of each good deed from the Quran and Sunnah AKHILAA — COMPANIONS (optional) • Add the people you trust by code or QR — every account has a unique username • See each other's prayers, send a du'a or a gentle reminder, and get notified instantly • Choose what friends see: everything, only the prayers you prayed, or nothing • Group challenges: 40 Fajr prayers in congregation, collective istighfar and more STATS • A weekly istiqamah grade, a 30-day trend and a year-long heatmap • See which prayer you miss most PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No ads. No tracking. No analytics. • Your records stay on your iPhone unless you choose to use Akhilaa • Delete your account instantly from inside the app "Take account of yourselves before you are taken to account." — Umar ibn al-Khattab