DzikirKu holds the morning remembrances, the evening remembrances, and the remembrances after prayer in one place. Every dhikr comes with its Arabic text, a transliteration, a translation, and the number of repetitions from the source — tap the counter as you recite and it counts down for you, and your progress is kept on your phone until the day changes.

The collection follows the Dzikir Pagi Petang book by Ustadz Yazid bin Abdul Qadir Jawas, drawn from Hisnul Muslim by Sa'id bin Wahf Al-Qahtani and the authenticated Adhkar of Imam An-Nawawi, and it was cross-checked against Bekal Islam by Ustadz Firanda Andirja. That is why every dhikr carries its reference underneath — the book or hadith collection it comes from — so anyone can trace it back. Nothing here needs an account, and the whole set keeps working offline.

If the palette button is on, some letters are colored by basic tajwid rules.

Recitation audio uses the Hisnul Muslim recording from AbdurRahman.org.

One more thing: DzikirKu sends anonymous usage counts to Kumbang Logika — only which features get opened, never what you read or anything about your phone. That is how we know which sets are used most.