Programmes you build and share
A programme is a routine you assemble yourself: lines of dhikr, surahs to read, verses to repeat — each with its own target, in the order you want them. It runs daily and starts again each morning, or runs once from a start date to an end date. Rename a line inside your programme and the change stays there: the library keeps its own wording, and the other programmes that use the same dhikr are untouched. When it works for you, share it. Sharing hands out a key, not your programme's identity — which is what makes it revocable: withdraw the key and the link closes, while the number of times it was taken keeps counting. You can cap that number in advance. Whoever opens the link sees a preview first — the name, the author's pseudonym, the rhythm, every line — and decides before taking it. And progress stays personal: no members, no shared total, no leaderboard. What you do is yours.
- Lines of dhikr, surahs and verses in one routine, each with a target
- Daily, restarting each morning — or a single run between two dates
- Rename a line inside your programme without touching the library
- Share with a key you can revoke, and cap how many times it is taken
- A preview before adopting: name, pseudonym, rhythm, every line
- Refusals that say which one: unknown key, revoked, exhausted, your own, offline
- No members, no ranking, no collective total — progress is one person’s