Tahaqaaq: Hadith & Barakah

Verify what you read, and make space for dhikr. Tahaqaaq combines Hadith verification with Barakah Break, an optional Android feature for mindful screen-time breaks. HADITH VERIFICATION Submit a narration as text, voice input, an image containing a Hadith, or a supported link. Tahaqaaq shows the available grading, sources and references, which may include the narrator, book, chapter, number and a short explanation when available. Review your verification history, save useful results, share them as text or an image, read Today’s Hadith, and browse commonly circulated narrations that are not established. Arabic and English interfaces are supported. Results are educational guidance, not a fatwa; consult qualified scholars when needed. BARAKAH BREAK — ANDROID Choose supported apps and one shared daily allowance. When the allowance ends, a break screen appears over the selected app. Start the dhikr counter and complete the target you selected to earn additional minutes, or choose Leave app to return to Home without earning time. Your daily allowance renews at 3:00 a.m. local device time. Your choice and control Barakah Break is optional and separate from Hadith verification. Only selected apps are covered; Home, Android settings and unselected apps remain available. Pause the feature in Barakah Break settings or turn off “Tahaqaaq · Barakah Break” in Android Accessibility settings. The counter records your taps; it does not listen to or verify your dhikr. Why Accessibility? After an in-app disclosure and your affirmative consent, Barakah Break uses Android AccessibilityService window-change events and the active app package name to measure time in the apps you selected and show the break screen when the allowance ends. It may run while Tahaqaaq is closed, subject to Android and device restrictions. The service does not request screen-content retrieval and does not read messages, passwords or typed text, take screenshots, or record keystrokes. Accessibility-derived Barakah data is processed and stored locally for this feature and is not sent to our servers, sold or shared. Account, verification-submission and subscription handling are described separately in our Privacy Policy. Tahaqaaq is not an accessibility tool for people with disabilities. The app does not request Usage Access or the separate “display over other apps” permission in this release; the break surface is provided through the Accessibility overlay. Barakah Break is not a security lock or a guarantee that every device or app will be blocked under every Android condition.