Synced lyrics
Follow timed Arabic, transliteration, and translation on tracks with available recordings and timings.
Salawat Karaoke App
Open Adhkar and choose the Salawat tab. Read at your own pace or listen to available recordings with timed lyrics. Adjust the text size, choose from the library, and continue from your saved place.
Salawat reading and listening can build your in-app balance for earned distracting-app time.
Follow timed Arabic, transliteration, and translation on tracks with available recordings and timings.
Read quietly at your own pace or listen to available tracks. Salawat opens on a playable recording, with a library for choosing another text.
Salawat can be part of the worship-before-screen-time loop.
Find the Salawat tab inside the Adhkar reader, alongside Quran, dhikr, salah, duas, and Fortress app blocking.
Use salawat together in quiet family moments.
Open a reflective mode instead of a social feed.
Yes. Open the Salawat tab inside the Adhkar reader. Available recordings highlight timed Arabic, transliteration, and translation; texts without recordings support quiet reading.
Salawat is one of the ibadah modes in Nafs. It can be part of the worship-before-screen-time habit.
Yes. Besides the Salawat tab in the Adhkar reader, Nafs locks the apps you choose, and worship earns back time for them. Salawat is one of the ibadah modes in that routine.
No. Nafs also includes adult-site protection, selected-app blocking, prayer-time locking, urge help, courses, Quran, dhikr, adhkar, salah tracking, and duas. Family features are paused for now and coming back later.
Both spellings are used by different communities. Nafs uses salawat in English copy, while shalawat can be included where helpful for discovery.