Yathkuroon is a free adhkar and supplications app featuring Hisn al-Muslim and Zad al-Muslim al-Yawmi, with sources, counters and favorites. Offline on Android and iPhone, with no ads or account.
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Adhkar from Hisn al-Muslim and Zad al-Muslim al-Yawmi, plus a ruqyah section. Read, keep count, and refer to sources. Search for a supplication, save your favorites, and pick up where you left off.
Favorites, counters, and settings stay on your device.
These two books are among Yathkuroon's adhkar references. The app includes source references alongside the texts.
Author: Sa'id ibn Ali ibn Wahf al-Qahtani.
In his introduction, the author explains that he abridged the adhkar from his longer work on remembrance, supplication and ruqyah, retaining references to their sources.
Read Hisn al-Muslim on IslamHouse (Arabic PDF)Author: Abdullah ibn Jar Allah ibn Ibrahim al-Jar Allah.
The introduction to the final edition credits Abdulaziz ibn Muhammad al-Sadhan and Abdulaziz ibn Abdullah al-Mubaddal with verifying, revising and editing the book, followed by the author's review.
Read Zad al-Muslim al-Yawmi on IslamHouse (Arabic)These author and editor credits identify the reference books. They do not imply that these scholars reviewed or endorsed the Yathkuroon app.
Yathkuroon's store disclosures state that the app collects no user data. No account is required; favorites, counters and settings stay on your device. This website uses visit analytics and optional advertising measurement separately from the app.
Privacy detailsYes. Yathkuroon is free on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Yes. Adhkar, supplications, and sources are available offline. No account is required.
References include Hisn al-Muslim by Sa'id ibn Ali ibn Wahf al-Qahtani and Zad al-Muslim al-Yawmi by Abdullah al-Jar Allah. Sources accompany the texts in the app. The sources section above identifies the books' authors and editors.
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