How does it work?

Hadith verification

Submit a narration as text, voice input, an image containing a Hadith, or a supported link. Tahaqaaq reviews the sources available to the service and shows the available grading, references and notes when provided. Coverage and processing time can vary. Results are educational guidance, not a fatwa; consult qualified scholars when needed.

Barakah Break on Android

Barakah Break is optional. Choose supported apps and one shared daily allowance. When it ends, a break surface appears over the selected app. Complete your chosen dhikr counter target to earn additional minutes according to your setting, or choose Leave app to return to Home without earning time. The allowance renews at 3:00 a.m. local device time.

Setup

1. Read the in-app disclosure and give affirmative consent if you want to enable Barakah Break.
2. Select the apps to include and set one shared daily allowance.
3. Open Android Settings → Accessibility → Installed apps/Downloaded services → Tahaqaaq · Barakah Break, review the disclosure, and switch the service on.
4. Return to Tahaqaaq. The feature works automatically while enabled, subject to Android and device restrictions.

Your choice and privacy

Only selected apps are covered; Home, Android settings and unselected apps remain available. Pause the feature in Tahaqaaq or turn off its Accessibility service in Android Settings. The service uses window-change events and the active app package name only; it does not request screen-content retrieval, read messages or passwords, take screenshots, or record keystrokes. Accessibility-derived Barakah data is processed locally and is not sent to our servers, sold or shared. The counter records taps only and does not listen to or verify your dhikr.

Barakah Break on iPhone (version 2.1 pending App Store review)

In the app, choose Barakah Break, read its disclosure and authorize Apple Screen Time. Select the apps to manage and set one shared daily allowance. When that time is used, Apple places a shield on selected apps. Choose the dhikr option to open the counter; after the target, the app grants more time. You can also leave the selected app—Home, Settings and unselected apps remain available. The daily allowance returns at 3:00 a.m. local device time. You can pause Barakah Break in the app or revoke Screen Time authorization in iPhone Settings. iPhone uses Apple Screen Time, not Android Accessibility; exact shield actions can vary by iOS version.