iMathurat Pro vs Wird

iMathurat Pro — Modern, Complete, Lifestyle-Oriented Mathurat App Spirituality doesn’t have to be old-fashioned. iMathurat turns daily Islamic protection into a modern, interactive lifestyle tool. Perfect for the busy, tech-savvy Muslim seeking spiritual consistency, emotional wellness, and a beautifully designed daily dhikr experience. Why iMathurat Pro? Hands-Free CarPlay Mode: Listen to morning & evening Mathurat during commutes or routines. Wellness & Progress Tracking: Track streaks, morning/evening completion, emotional state, and spiritual growth. Complete Content: Full Mathurat Sughra & Kubra with Arabic text, translations, and transliterations. Multi-Language Support: 13+ languages — English, Arabic, Malay, Indonesian, Turkish, Urdu, Bengali, Persian, and more. Elegant Liquid Glass Design: Modern, sleek interface makes daily dhikr visually inspiring. Offline Access: Continue your spiritual practice anytime, anywhere. Features Complete Morning & Evening Mathurat (Sughra & Kubra) Audio playback with background & CarPlay support Track your daily spiritual consistency & emotional wellness Translations and transliterations for better understanding Global app: available in 13+ languages Free core content with optional Premium unlocks Premium Subscription Unlocks: Full audio for all Mathurat Pro Unlock all languages & translations Emotion and wellness tracking Detailed weekly & monthly analytics Start your 7-day free trial today — experience spiritual growth the modern way! May Allah bless and protect you. > Terms of Use (EULA): Apple’s standard End User License Agreement applies. > https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Even a little, every day. Wird is not a counter. It's a tool for consistency in remembering Allah. WIRD — FREE (NO ADS) Choose your dhikr, set your target, tap the counter. Let Wird handle the rest — reminding you at milestones, letting you know when you reach your goal, and reminding you to continue the next day. Whether you recite 33 after each prayer or commit to 1000 a day — what matters is showing up, every day. Wird is here to make that easier. 3 Dhikr Set a name, target, and milestone for each — place a dhikr in each part of your day. Customization Make Wird your own. • Read Arabic text with or without diacritics (harakat) • 6 haptic levels from soft to sharp, 4 counter animations • Dark and light mode to recite comfortably, day or night • Full support for English, Arabic, Turkish, and Malay Reminders Wird quietly reminds you — your rhythm stays intact. • Dhikr time, streak protection, and daily dhikr reminders Continue Anywhere Pick up right where you left off. • Your data stays synced and safe across all your devices with iCloud • Export your data anytime WIRD — PREMIUM (ONE-TIME PURCHASE, YOURS FOREVER) Add unlimited dhikr, set periodic goals. Let Wird reset your counter automatically at the end of each period, record your completions, and show your progress. Unlimited Dhikr Place worship in every corner of your life. • Add a separate dhikr for every intention — morning tasbih, evening prayers, weekly salawat, daily istighfar — no limits. Dhikr Library Skip the typing — just choose and start. • Over 130 dhikrs and duas — istighfar, salawat, Asma al-Husna, protection prayers, and tasbih sets. With Arabic text, transliteration, and meaning. Periodic Goals Not a one-time count — a promise renewed every day. • Set daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly goals. At the end of each period, the counter resets and your completion is recorded. Detailed Statistics Wird quietly shows you how far you've come. • Streak tracking, completion charts, your most recited dhikrs, and daily distribution graphs Themes and Sounds Create a space you want to return to every day. Minimal themes and unique sounds like tasbih, water drop, and clock — recite with presence and devotion. Wird (وِرْد) — a portion of dhikr kept regularly, every day. Worship never abandoned, however small. "The most beloved deed to Allah is the most regular and constant even if it were little." (Sahih al-Bukhari 6464; Sahih Muslim 783)