Zakir vs Waqfa

Zakir brings gentle dhikr reminders into your day, and a quiet space for remembrance whenever you want one. ZIKR REMINDERS • Tap Start and choose how often: twice an hour, every hour, or every 2, 4 or 6 hours. • See exactly when your next reminder is. • Quiet hours (10 PM – 8 AM) are on by default, so nothing wakes you at night. • Press and hold the card to snooze for an hour. AT SET TIMES • Add up to six reminders at times you choose, such as after Fajr or before sleep. LIVE ZIKR SESSION • Choose 1–59 minutes of quiet remembrance. Reminders pause, and a soft chime marks the end. • Follow the countdown on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. • Your history shows each month's total and daily average. LIVE AZKAR • Six recordings: Morning Azkar, Duaa From Quran, Hizbul Nawawi, Hizbul Nasir, The Great Istighfar and Al Salatul Azimiyyah, with Lock Screen controls. MADE WITH CARE • Full Arabic (right to left) and English, in light and dark, on iPhone and iPad. • No account, no ads, no data collected. Everything stays on your device and works offline.

Waqfa turns each of your five daily prayers into a real pause. When prayer time comes, Waqfa locks the apps that pull you away — until you've prayed. No willpower battles, no timers. Just a gentle gate, opened by your intention. HOW IT WORKS • Choose the apps you want paused. • At each prayer's time, Waqfa raises a calm shield over them. • Set your niyyah, pray, then tap "I prayed" to unlock — or check in any prayer right from your Home screen. BUILT FOR THE PRAYER, NOT JUST THE CLOCK • Accurate prayer times for your location (your madhab + calculation method) • Sunrise, a Qibla compass, and the Hijri date • A quiet verse or reflection on every shield • Streaks to keep your days connected PRIVATE BY DESIGN Waqfa has no account and no servers. It uses Apple's Screen Time (Family Controls) to block apps — entirely on your device. Your location is used only to compute prayer times locally and never leaves your phone. No tracking, no ads, nothing collected. Pause the dunya. Meet your prayer.