DahimFor Muslim hearts that feel heavy
Some nights the heart is heavy. Dahim brings it back to Allah.
Duas you can actually say, calm in under a minute, and a companion that listens without judging. Start free.
Available on Google Play · iPhone coming soon
Dahim is a companion, not a therapist or a scholar.
See it in action
One calm place for everything your heart needs
Tap a feature and watch the real app screens.
Pick how you feel tonight (heartbroken, anxious, alone, grateful, tired) and Dahim meets you there.
Why Dahim
Gentle by design, grounded in the sources
Every dua has its source
Arabic, transliteration, meaning and the verse or hadith it comes from, so you can check it yourself.
Calm in under a minute
Quick Calm takes 25 seconds, Deep Calm 45, for the moment your chest is tight.
Words for what you carry
Silent Letters speak to one feeling at a time: anxiety, burnout, grief, forgiveness, gratitude.
A dua for someone you love
Enter a name and what they are going through, and Dahim shapes a dua with its source.
A gentler night
Sunnah of sleep step by step, nasheeds and soundscapes with a sleep timer.
Check in each day
Track your mood and keep a private journal, with no streaks to feel guilty about.
Start in three steps
1
Tell Dahim how you feel
Pick a mood or write a few words about what is on your heart.
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Receive words you can use
A dua, a letter or a short calm practice matched to your moment.
3
Come back each day
Track your mood, keep a journal and build a gentle routine, with no streaks to feel guilty about.
Free guide
17 heartfelt duas for a heavy heart
Protection, rizq, the Ummah, your children and more. Enter your email and we send the guide right away. You'll also be first to know about new features and the iPhone launch. No spam, unsubscribe any time.
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Dahim is not a therapist and not a scholar. It offers spiritual and emotional support only, does not issue fatwas and does not replace medical, psychological or religious advice.
Questions, answered
Is Dahim free?
You can start for free. Premium unlocks unlimited conversations and the full library. The exact plans and prices are shown in the app before you subscribe.
Is Dahim a therapist or a scholar?
No. Dahim is a companion for spiritual and emotional support. It does not issue fatwas and does not replace medical, psychological or religious advice. If you are in crisis, please contact a professional or call 988 in the US.
What are Silent Letters?
Short audio letters for one feeling at a time: anxiety, burnout, grief, family struggles, forgiveness, gratitude, low iman, rizq worry, sabr, tawakkul and being new to Islam. Save your favourites and listen whenever you need them.
Are the duas authentic?
The dua library gives you the Arabic, transliteration, meaning and source for each supplication, so you can check where it comes from.
Is my data private?
Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect and why. You can request deletion of your account at any time from the app or from the delete-account page.
Which devices does Dahim run on?
Dahim is available on Android through Google Play. The iPhone version is coming: leave your email and we will tell you the day it lands.