Calm, free, ad-free.
Designed for the Muslim community worldwide.
Download on Google PlayiOS app coming soon.
The tasbih is a support for worship, not a product. Yet the dhikr app market is filled almost exclusively with utility counters wrapped in shiny 3D beads and intrusive advertising.
Sukūn starts from a different intuition: to create a spiritual companion that respects the gesture, supports presence of the heart (khushūʿ), and steps aside when not needed.
A tasbih app designed for the worldwide Muslim community — English, French, Arabic-speaking and beyond. Available free of charge on Android, soon on iOS.
This is worship, not a game. No gamification, no guilt-inducing streaks, no anxious notifications. Motivation comes from intention (niyyah), not from engagement mechanics.
The app lives in the periphery. No pop-ups, no solicitations. It fades away to make room for the dhikr.
Feedback is haptic, sonic, and visual — designed for one-handed use, with eyes half-closed.
Your data stays on your device. No tracking, no advertising, no account required.
Sukūn isn't meant to be demonstrated; it's meant to be lived. Still, here are four instants — the ambience you've chosen above carries over.
01 — The threshold
A page that sets the intention before the dhikr. بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ in calligraphy, the chosen context — After the salāt, Tasbīḥ of Fāṭima, free — and a phrase that reminds us the essential happens elsewhere.
You enter when you're ready. Or you cross through, if you know the way.
02 — The moment
The counter, with one hand, eyes half-closed. Precise haptics, discreet sound, subtle visual motion — the sensation is built as a trio, so it remains true on every device, including entry-level Android phones.
The number is there, but it doesn't pull the attention. It's the hand that leads, not the screen.
03 — The adhkār
The formulae in Arabic with their complete vocalisation — the vowel marks one reads in the Qurʾān, almost always botched elsewhere —, their scientific transliteration, and the English translation.
سُبْحَانَ ٱللَّٰهِ, ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّٰهِ, ٱللَّٰهُ أَكْبَرُ, the 99 names of Allah, the istighfār, the ṣalawāt, and your own personalised adhkār.
04 — Reflection
No streaks. No badges. No leaderboard. An honest reading of your steadfastness, backed by a ḥadīth — one that you can switch off entirely with a single tap, at which point this screen disappears.
The numbers stay on your device. Sukūn has no server: no one, outside, knows how many you've done.
الدَّالُّ عَلَى الْخَيْرِ كَفَاعِلِهِ
Ad-dāllu ʿalā-l-khayri ka-fāʿilihi
“The one who guides to good is like the one who does it.”
Sukūn is free and will remain so. No premium version, no features locked behind subscription. Voluntary support keeps the app accessible to the community of dhikr, everywhere in the world.