حصّن نفسك

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An Arabic adhkar app that counts your daily remembrance in one circle

Hisnin Nafsak is a browser-based Islamic adhkar app with an Arabic right-to-left interface. It organizes morning, evening, daily and prayer remembrances into four categories, each with its own counter and target. A large card shows the current dhikr and can be advanced by tapping the screen, using the plus and minus buttons, or by mapping the volume and headphone buttons and vibration to counting. The app tracks daily and weekly progress through statistics and a seven-day chart, includes a searchable list of the 99 Names of Allah, lets you fill in a user profile, and provides a PIN-protected private diary. All data is stored locally in the browser.

Highlights

Smart dhikr counter

Tap, keys, vibration

Daily progress stats

See daily progress

99 Names of Allah

Searchable name list

Private PIN diary

Save personal notes

How to Use

Start counting
Open the app on the home screen and read the dhikr shown on the large card, which also displays the target count and a short line about its virtue. Tap anywhere on the screen, press the round plus button, or enable the volume and headphone button options in settings to increase the counter. As you count, the card advances to the next dhikr when auto-advance is on.
Move between categories
Use the four tabs labelled morning, evening, daily and prayer adhkar at the top of the home screen. Switching a tab updates the category list, the individual counters such as 0/33 or 0/100, and the completion percentage shown above the list. Each row in the list also has a delete option.
Review your progress
Open the statistics tab to see how many adhkar you completed today, your weekly completion against a target of 70, a seven-day bar chart with Arabic weekday labels and per-category progress bars. Fill in your name, gender, age and region in settings to complete the user data block.
Explore names and diary
The names tab lists the 99 Names of Allah with Arabic text, a number and a one-line meaning, plus a search box that filters the list. The diary tab lets you write and save a personal note and set a PIN to protect it. Settings also includes dark mode, notification toggles and a button to reset the daily counters.