Sakinah - a heart, listening.

iOS app by Abdoulaye NIANG. Lifestyle · Abdoulaye NIANG

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0 / 5
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Download price
Free to download
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Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-15

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sakīnah — a heart, listening. When the heart is restless, heavy, or grateful, the Qur'an meets you where you are. Name the weather of your soul — anxious, angry, sad, confused, grateful, calm — and Sakinah opens to a verse tuned to that moment. Read it. Listen to the recitation. Reflect. Close the app. That's the whole loop. No streaks. No badges. No "Keep your spiritual momentum going!" We built an app you don't need to open every day. Every verse comes with its Arabic, a careful English translation, a short reflection, and a deeper tafsīr that you can unfold when you want to sit longer. Audio recitations work entirely offline. No streaming, no ads, no buffering in the last third of the night. The Library keeps the verses you return to. The Journal keeps the sentences you didn't have anyone to tell. Both are private and live on your device only. History is a quiet 28-day map of what you carried — the lunar month turned into a mirror. Not a scoreboard. Sakinah is for Muslims who've grown tired of apps that gamify what should stay sacred. For the ones who want the Qur'an close at hand when anxiety climbs at 2am — without a dopamine loop attached. Free. Private. Ad-free. Six states of the heart, thirty curated verses. Arabic, English translation, reflection, tafsīr. Offline recitation audio. Private journal, kept locally. - Silent liturgical reminders. - No account. No tracking. No ads. "And it is He who sent down tranquility into the hearts of the believers." Qur'an 48:4

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