وِرْد
Ask any AI for a wird. It lands in your library.
A wird is one supplication you return to. Describe the one you want to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, tap the link it answers with, and the Arabic, the translations and the repeat count arrive in WIRID for you to check. Then group your awrad into sessions and count along.
how adding works
- 01
Copy the prompt from the app into any AI chat and say what you are after. "The dua for leaving the house", "a photo of this page of my book".
- 02
The AI answers with a link. Tap it. The review screen opens with the Arabic, English, Urdu, the source and the repeat count already filled in.
- 03
Read it, fix a harakah if you must, keep it. Nothing reaches your library before you have seen it.
An AI that can call an API by itself gets a token instead. It is good for a few hours and a fixed number of awrad, can only add, never read, and everything it sends waits in a pending list until you say yes.
Library
Each wird holds its Arabic text, an English and an Urdu translation, a note on where it comes from, and how many times it is usually said.
Tags cut the library down. Mark a wird as morning or evening, star the ones you care about most.
Sessions
Group awrad that belong together, in the order you say them. "After Fajr", "before sleep". Each entry shows its repeat target.
Start a run, tap to count, pause and pick it up later in the day. The app learns your pace and tells you how long a session takes.
Memorise
Build a wird up from the top, a few words at a time. The app brings each piece back just before you would forget it.
Prayers
Mark the five prayers each day. If you are catching up on missed ones, set a date and the app keeps count of what is left and at what pace you will be done.
Share
Send chosen awrad to someone by their email address. They can read and copy them. Your sessions and your counts stay yours.
Works offline
Install it on the phone. Count without signal; it syncs when you are back online.
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