Ahmad is a lightweight, fully offline Shia dhikr counter for focused remembrance, prayer, and reading selected passages from the Quran.

The home screen shows the current Persian calendar date and the dhikr assigned to that day of the week. Its clear counter keeps the current count and completed rounds, while automatic continuation to the next round can be enabled or disabled separately for each dhikr.

Ahmad's library includes:

• Tasbihat of Lady Fatimah al-Zahra, salawat, istighfar, Tasbihat al-Arba'a, and daily remembrances

• Dhikr for every day of the week, each with a personal target of 100

• Selected Quran passages and surahs, including Ayat al-Kursi, Ya-Sin, Al-Waqi'ah, Ar-Rahman, Al-Jumu'ah, Al-Mulk, Al-Kawthar, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas, and selected verses from As-Saffat

• Persian Quran translation by Mehdi Elahi Ghomshei

• The complete Dua al-Ahd, its transmitted closing instruction, and a private forty-morning tracker

• The salawat upon Lady Fatimah al-Zahra and the special salawat for Imam Reza

• The Divine Names with concise Persian meanings, source notes, related Quran references, and separate study and recitation modes

Transmitted, Quranic, commonly practiced, and personal entries are clearly distinguished. Each entry includes concise information about its context, source, and source assessment. Ahmad does not promise guaranteed outcomes, and personal counting targets are never presented as narrated religious prescriptions.

Arabic readability is central to Ahmad's design. Arabic and translation text sizes can be adjusted independently, with dark mode, high-readability mode, and optional haptic feedback also available.

Reminders are entirely local. Ahmad does not calculate prayer times and does not provide daily prayer alerts. Personal intentions, custom dhikrs, counters, and history remain only on the user's device.

Ahmad works without internet access, accounts, advertising, analytics, or cloud services. It does not access location, camera, microphone, contacts, personal files, or phone sensors. This release contains no audio.