Walking Zikr
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Walking Zikr uses your phone's built-in pedometer. Make sure Motion & Fitness permission is granted in your device settings. The step sensor is not available in the iOS Simulator, so please test on a real device. If the toggle in the session screen says "Off", tap it once to switch it on.
Open Settings › Prayer times & reminders, confirm each time is set correctly, and make sure the reminder toggle is on for the prayers you want. The app schedules notifications locally and re-arms them each time you open the app. If notifications are blocked in your device settings, no reminder can fire.
Walking Zikr auto-saves your current session every few seconds while you're counting. When you reopen the app, a "Continue where you left off?" prompt appears on the Home screen. Auto-saved sessions are kept for up to 6 hours, then discarded.
Settings › Reset app data. This permanently erases all sessions, settings, and prayer times stored on your device. It cannot be undone.
Long phrases use a paced walking counter so that several steps add up to one count, instead of each step adding a recitation. This keeps the step-based count realistic for longer phrases.
It can be used as one: the manual tap mode works like any digital tasbih. The pedometer-based Walking Zikr mode is the differentiator: hands-free counting tied to your walking pace.
No. Walking Zikr stores everything on your device. See our Privacy Policy for details.
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