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Applock, Dhikr & dua
Senior reviews editor
Deenback is an Android app for Muslims who want help with addiction to haram content. The developer groups its tools into three areas: blocking apps and browsers, Qur'an reading, and daily remembrance.
Each tool is meant to be used at the moment of temptation, not only as a planned habit. The developer presents it as a way to turn hard moments into something more useful.
The app blocker lets you choose which apps or browsers to block. The developer says this is meant to give you a phone set up around your own values, with less within easy reach.
The build we hold is Deenback: Muslim self-control 1.1.49 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Blocking is the one feature that works without you opening anything in the moment. The other tools only come into play when you open them.
Quran SOS is opened when an urge arises. It shows a short Qur'an verse, asks you to reflect on its meaning, and then gives simple prompts intended to slow you down and refocus.
The developer describes the sessions as gamified to encourage consistency and progress. It says each session is meant to reduce guilt, raise awareness and strengthen iman over time.
The panic button is a single tap that opens calming dhikr, a short guided dua and reflection prompts. The listing says these are designed to interrupt impulses and help you regain focus.
The listing uses both "Panic button" and "Faith Button" for this feature. It is the same tool under either name.