Dhikr List The adhkar for every time of day, with a counter for each

Remember Allah, morning and evening

Your daily dhikr list, with a counter for each

Pick the time of day, say each dhikr and tap to count it. The page remembers where you got to today, on this device only.

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Morning adhkar Tasbih counter

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Glory be to Allah

Total today: 0

Tip: on a computer, the space bar counts too. The phone vibrates gently at the end of each phrase where it can.

Dhikr in numbers

  • 10 times of day and occasions, each with its own list Hisn al-Muslim, chapter by chapter
  • 33 each of Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah and Allahu akbar after the prayer Sahih Muslim 597
  • 100 times Subhanallahi wa bihamdih in a day Sahih al-Bukhari 6405
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A counter beside every dhikr

Long lists, easy counts. Many adhkar are said three, ten or a hundred times, and it is easy to lose your place. Here every one has a button that counts with you and turns to “Done” at the number the book gives.

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Where each dhikr comes from

Every word is from Hisn al-Muslim. The pocket book of adhkar by Sa‘id al-Qahtani gathers them from the Quran and the hadith collections. Each one here shows its Arabic, our English and transliteration, its count and its source, such as Sahih Muslim 597 for the thirty-three after the prayer. An entry whose reference we can’t confirm is left out.

Dhikr questions people ask

When do the morning adhkar start and end?

Many scholars say from after Fajr until the sun is well up, and the evening adhkar from after Asr until Maghrib or a little after. The Quran asks for remembrance “morning and afternoon” (Quran 33:42). If you miss the time, saying them later is still remembrance of Allah.

Do I need wudu to say dhikr?

No. The Prophet ﷺ remembered Allah at all times (Sahih Muslim 373). Wudu is needed for the prayer, not for remembrance.

Is it 33 or 34 for Allahu akbar?

Both are taught. After the prayer, thirty-three of each and then the words of tawhid to make a hundred (Sahih Muslim 597); before sleep, thirty-four Allahu akbar (Sahih al-Bukhari 3705). The counter has both sets.

Is my dhikr count saved?

Only in your own browser, on this device. Nothing is sent to us, and the counts for each list start again the next day.