1. In Islam, the remembrance or invocation of God, often through the repetition of sacred phrases or divine names.
Usage: Islamic religious practice; Also spelled 'zikr' or 'dikr'
2. A devotional practice or ritual in which Muslims recite Quranic verses, prayers, or phrases praising God.
Usage: Islamic religious practice; Often performed in groups or individually

Examples

• Many Muslims practice dhikr daily as a form of spiritual discipline.
• The evening dhikr session at the mosque drew a large congregation.
• Dhikr involves repeating phrases such as 'Subhan'Allah' to glorify God.
• She found peace and clarity through regular dhikr practice.
• The group gathered for communal dhikr after the sunset prayer.
• Dhikr is considered a way to strengthen one's connection to the divine.