Set a shared daily dhikr count, track every family member's contribution, and earn your completion certificate together.
7-day tracker · Daily themes · Completion certificate
Printable A4 landscape — works for up to 6 people
Each day focuses on one dhikr — giving your family a theme to rally around and helping children learn the different ways we remember Allah.
Day 3 — Allahu Akbar. Combined goal: 1,000. Here's how a family of four might end the day.
The family groups feature syncs everyone's count automatically. No waiting until dinner — watch the combined total climb throughout the day.
The printable tracker has columns for up to 6 family members or friends. In the Zikar app's family groups there is no fixed cap — invite as many people as you like. For 7+ participants on the printable, print two sheets and use them side by side.
Each of the 7 days has a focus: SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar, Astaghfirullah, Salawat on the Prophet ﷺ, La ilaha illallah, and a Full Day combining everything. The theme gives the family a clear focus while covering the most important forms of remembrance.
No — the challenge is fully printable. Count on a tasbih, with fingers, or in your head and record the number at the end of the day. The Zikar app makes it easier (live sync), but the challenge is designed to work without it.
A good starting point is 1,000 combined per day for a family of four — that is 250 each, which takes about 5 minutes. Families used to dhikr often aim for 3,333 or even 10,000. Write the goal on the setup section before Day 1 so everyone knows the target.
Yes — create a family group in the Zikar app, share the invite link over WhatsApp or Telegram, and everyone's counts sync automatically. Print the kit locally and share a photo of your completed tracker in the group chat at the end of each day.
Absolutely. Even a four-year-old can say SubhanAllah ten times and contribute to the family total. Involve children in writing their name on the tracker and adding up the totals — it makes them feel part of the team and teaches them that worship is a family activity, not just something adults do.
Print and sign the completion certificate together. Many families make this an annual tradition — especially during Ramadan. You can also continue with the 30-Day Dhikr Challenge (individual streak) or keep the family group going indefinitely in the Zikar app.
The 30-Day Challenge is personal — you build your own streak over a month. The Family Dhikr Challenge is collective — the goal is a shared daily count that every family member contributes to. It is shorter (7 days), uses daily themes rather than a streak mechanic, and accountability comes from the family rather than individual discipline.
The Zikar app's Friends & Family feature was built for exactly this: one shared space where everyone's count adds up in real time. Set a combined goal, watch it fill, celebrate together.
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