Zad

الأذكار

Thirty-six collections, and a counter that remembers

Morning and evening, after prayer, before sleep, travel, distress. Close the app mid-tasbih and the count is where you left it.

Zad adhkar reader open on the morning adhkar, showing a dhikr in fully vocalised Arabic with its transliteration and translated meaning beneath
Zad adhkar chosen by state, listing feelings such as anxious, grateful and unwell
36collections
By stateanxious, grateful, unwell, in need
Sourcedeach dhikr names its source

Chosen by how you are feeling

Anxious, grateful, unwell, in need — pick the state you are in and Zad shows the adhkar reported for it, with the source named.

A counter, not a scoreboard

Tap anywhere to count, with haptics. Streaks are there if they help you, and can be turned off if they do not.

Readable Arabic, honest translation

Fully vocalised Arabic at a size you can read, with transliteration and translation shown only if you ask for them.

A standalone tasbih

A plain counter, separate from the collections, for the times you are counting something of your own.

Where the texts come from

Every dhikr carries its reference. Where a narration is weak or disputed, Zad says so in the entry rather than quietly leaving it in or out.

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Privacy

Counts and streaks are stored on the device only. There is no sync, no account, and nothing to leak.