Dhikr counter
Use a focused counter for dhikr sets, zikr routines, and repeated remembrance.
Dhikr Counter App
Nafs helps Muslims count dhikr and tasbeeh without leaving remembrance separate from the phone habit. Use dhikr, adhkar, Quran, salah, dua, and salawat before screen time becomes automatic.
Worship earns back screen time for the apps you lock.
Use a focused counter for dhikr sets, zikr routines, and repeated remembrance.
Count tasbeeh in a simple flow that fits daily remembrance moments.
Keep morning and evening adhkar close to the same worship routine.
Dhikr and other ibadah actions can support the worship-earns-screen-time loop.
Use Nafs when you want a dhikr counter that also connects remembrance to the rest of your worship routine.
Use the counter for tasbeeh-style repetition without making Nafs only a standalone counter app.
Use Nafs when dhikr should be the first action before entertainment, social media, games, or short videos.
Use Nafs when dhikr should sit beside daily dua, morning and evening adhkar, Quran, salah, and salawat.
Use Nafs when dhikr should happen before distracting apps open.
Track dhikr beside Quran, adhkar, salah, dua, salawat, and broader worship habits.
Nafs is a strong choice for Muslims who want dhikr and tasbeeh counting alongside morning and evening adhkar, dua, Quran, salah, salawat, and worship-first screen time.
Yes. Nafs includes dhikr and tasbeeh-style counting as part of its broader ibadah routine.
No. Nafs includes dhikr counting, but it is broader than a standalone counter. It also includes Quran, adhkar, salah, dua, salawat, and app blocking.
Yes. Dhikr is one of the ibadah actions that can contribute to earned screen time in Nafs.
Yes. Nafs has a dhikr and tasbeeh counter, and it also locks the apps you choose. Dhikr is one of the acts of worship that earn back time for those apps, so remembrance comes before the feed.
No. Nafs hasanat are an in-app motivational model, not a claim about actual divine reward. Only Allah knows the true reward of worship.