Wird — وِرْد

Wird replaces the new tab with a calm Islamic page that fits one screen: a verse of the Qur'an with its tafsir, a hadith, the dhikr of the hour, and one of the Names of Allah — in Arabic and English, fully offline. NEW IN 2.0 • Full Arabic or English interface, with English translation under the ayah, hadith and dhikr • Tafsir al-Muyassar (King Fahd Complex) under every ayah, with Tazkirul Quran in English • Azkar: morning and evening, after prayer, sleep and waking, everyday duas — each with a counter that remembers what you completed today, and the hour's dhikr on the page • Tasbih: eight phrases, 33 / 99 / 100 / 1000 targets, lifetime totals and a day streak • Prayer times and qibla computed on your device from a city you pick (70 cities or manual coordinates) — location permission is never requested — with the next prayer in the top bar • Hijri calendar hints: Friday and Al-Kahf, Monday/Thursday fasts, the white days, Ramadan, Arafah and Ashura, the Eids • The Names of Allah: one each day, with transliteration and meaning • Command palette (⌘K) and shortcuts: R new draw · A azkar · D tasbih · M prayer · T tafsir • Quick first-run setup: language, then city, done • 10 Islamic geometric patterns × 40 palettes that follow the time of day • Classical Arabic poetry is still here, hidden by default — enable it in settings CONTENT • 1,820 Qur'anic passages in Uthmani script from every surah, with the Saheeh International translation • 1,492 hadith — the Forty Nawawi and Forty Qudsi complete, plus filtered selections from Mishkat al-Masabih and Riyad as-Salihin — with narrator, grading, source and English translation • 221 azkar from Hisn al-Muslim with translation, transliteration and repeat counts • The 99 Names of Allah · 367 verses by 95 poets PRIVACY One permission (storage) to keep your settings on your device. No site access, no location permission, no network requests at runtime, no tracking. Everything ships inside the extension.