HalalScreen is an iOS app that locks addictive apps behind dhikr. When you open a blocked app, a Shield View appears where you count 33 SubhanAllah with haptic feedback. Complete your dhikr, then scroll.

What is HalalScreen trying to help with?

HalalScreen helps people build more halal screen time by putting a short dhikr gate before the apps that usually lead to distraction. The goal is to pause, remember Allah, and unlock with intention.

How does the dhikr gate work?

When you tap a locked app, the Shield View appears before the app opens. Complete 33 SubhanAllah, then the app unlocks.

Yes. HalalScreen is free with no ads and no tracking. Your dhikr data stays on your device. No account required.

How is HalalScreen different from other Islamic apps?

HalalScreen is an active gate, not a passive reminder. The dhikr happens before the feed appears, not after distraction has already started.

What is the 33 SubhanAllah count based on?

The 33-33-34 tasbih after salah is prescribed by the Prophet (PBUH) and recorded in Sahih Muslim and Sahih Bukhari. HalalScreen uses this same Sunnah count as the default dhikr gate.

Lock LinkedIn

Lock LinkedIn
Behind Dhikr

33 SubhanAllah. Then LinkedIn unlocks.
30 seconds of remembrance before every scroll.

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Time impact

minutes per day on LinkedIn

That's 67 hours a year of scrolling.

What if every LinkedIn session started with remembrance of Allah?

67h

yearly LinkedIn time

134

sessions a year

dhikr to change it

How to Lock LinkedIn

اختر

Add LinkedIn to HalalScreen

Download HalalScreen, pick LinkedIn as a locked app. It takes 10 seconds to set up.

اذكر

Open It. Do Your Dhikr.

Open LinkedIn and the Shield View appears. Count 33 SubhanAllah with haptic feedback. The Sunnah count, prescribed after every salah.

افتح

LinkedIn Unlocks

Complete your dhikr, earn access. 30 seconds of remembrance, then scroll. Every LinkedIn session starts with worship.

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Why Gate LinkedIn

LinkedIn wraps comparison in professional language. The feed is a stream of promotions, achievements, and humble-brag thought leadership. You open it for networking and find yourself reading about someone your age who just became VP at a company you applied to and did not hear back from. The professional framing makes the comparison feel productive rather than harmful, but the emotional mechanics are the same as any social feed. At 11 minutes a day, LinkedIn is a short session app. But the content lingers. Gating it behind dhikr is not about the time. It is about entering the professional comparison space with SubhanAllah on your tongue rather than career anxiety in your chest.

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