How to read morning and evening dhikr
Morning dhikr is read after Fajr and evening dhikr after Asr. Dzikir App guides you through each one in order and remembers which sessions you finished.
Quick start
- Open the Dhikr & Dua tab.
- Tap Morning Dhikr or Evening Dhikr.
- The first time, choose a version and tap Choose & Continue.
- Read each dhikr and tap Read until it shows Done.
- When every dhikr is done, the app tells you the session is complete.
In detail
Choosing a version
There are four versions. You choose once, and you can change it later.
- Al-Ma'tsurat (Short) and Al-Ma'tsurat (Complete).
- Hisnul Muslim (Short) and Hisnul Muslim (Complete).
- To switch, open the gear button. Today's progress is kept when you change version.
Reading and tracking
Every dhikr shows its progress and a Read button.
- Tap Read once for every time you recite it. It shows Done when that dhikr is finished.
- Tapped by mistake? Undo takes back the last tap.
- The dhikr are meant to be read in order. If you skip ahead, the app asks first, and you can choose Allow Skip.
Dhikr & Dua Settings
The gear button opens Dhikr & Dua Settings.
- Change the version.
- Choose the Arabic font style and the Arabic, Latin and translation font sizes.
- Show or hide the Arabic, the Latin transliteration and the translation.
Dhikr History
The Dhikr History card shows which morning and evening sessions you completed.
- Filter by the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or a year.
- Share Progress creates an image of your progress to share.
With groups
If you are signed in and in a group, you can read once and count it everywhere.
- After you finish, the app asks whether to mark it as done in your other places too. Choose Mark as done or Not now.
- When you count for a group, the group's dhikr version is used.
- Morning only marks morning, and evening only marks evening.
Tips
- Turn on Morning Dhikr Reminder and Evening Dhikr Reminder in Settings. They arrive at Fajr and Asr time.
- Hide the Latin text once you know a dhikr by heart, so the page is quieter.
Frequently asked questions
Which version should I choose?
Both are well known. Al-Ma'tsurat is a compiled set of dhikr, while Hisnul Muslim follows the well-known book of the same name. Short versions are quicker; complete versions include everything.
Will I lose today's progress if I change version?
No. Today's progress is kept when you switch.
Can I read the dhikr without the app?
Yes. The full morning and evening dhikr are also on this website, with Arabic, transliteration and meaning.
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Still need help?
Questions, bug reports and feedback are welcome. Contact us from the Support page, or from Settings → Support and Help in the app.
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