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iQIBLA launches Aura Zikr Ring as premium faith jewelry line

Nov. 9, 2026
iQIBLA launches Aura Zikr Ring as premium faith jewelry line
By AI, Created 07:13 UTC, Nov 09, 2026, AGP -

iQIBLA has unveiled the Zikr Ring Aura series in Dubai, positioning the new line as “Beautiful Faith Jewelry” powered by its RAFIQ OS system. The launch pushes the Muslim tech brand beyond functional wearables and into a premium lifestyle category as pre-orders open globally and shipments are set for November 2026.

Why it matters: - The Aura series is iQIBLA’s bid to turn a faith wearable into a lifestyle product for Muslim consumers. - The launch targets a global market of roughly 2 billion Muslims as smart rings gain momentum. - iQIBLA is framing the product as a shift from a counter-style device to jewelry people can wear every day.

What happened: - iQIBLA launched the Zikr Ring Aura series on Nov. 9, 2026, in Dubai. - The company positioned the new line as “Beautiful Faith Jewelry” powered by RAFIQ OS. - Pre-orders are open globally, with first shipments scheduled for November 2026. - The series includes three tiers, led by the Zikr Ring Aura Premium.

The details: - Zikr Ring Aura Premium features 99 diamonds representing the 99 Names of Allah. - The premium model uses aerospace-grade stainless steel. - The broader Aura lineup combines jewelry-grade design with Islamic geometric patterns and a slim profile. - iQIBLA says the series is designed to fit daily wear, social occasions and prayer. - RAFIQ OS is built around four faith routines: Remind, Practice, Record and Grow. - The system replaces mechanical buttons with touch interaction for counting, switching and confirmation. - RAFIQ OS sends localized prayer-time reminders through fingertip vibrations. - Guided Dhikr mode starts with a two-second long press and automatically switches Dhikr text for the traditional 33×3 routine. - Outside prayer times, the ring supports free-counting. - The ring provides vibration alerts at 33, 66 and 99 counts. - The device includes three-channel Dhikr counting, on-ring Dhikr text display and AI-compiled daily, weekly and lifetime faith records. - The Aura series includes a charging case for multi-day use. - Eligible previous-generation Zikr Ring devices will receive a free OTA upgrade to RAFIQ OS in Q4 2026. - iQIBLA says the launch is aimed especially at modern Muslim women and gift occasions such as Eid, weddings, birthdays and Mother’s Day. - Pre-orders are available through iQIBLA’s DTC website and partner platforms including Amazon, Noon and AliExpress. - Early buyers receive early-bird pricing, free custom engraving, free worldwide shipping, a 3-year warranty and premium member privileges.

Between the lines: - The launch shows iQIBLA leaning into design and personalization rather than only utility. - The company is using the Aura series to broaden its appeal beyond existing users of its earlier Zikr Ring devices. - The free OTA upgrade is meant to carry the new software experience to millions of current customers. - iQIBLA says the Zikr Ring series has shipped more than 4 million units across more than 60 countries and regions since 2021. - The company says the iQIBLA Life app has more than 2 million users. - iQIBLA says more than 1.2 million pieces of user feedback helped shape RAFIQ OS over two years.

What's next: - First shipments are expected in November 2026. - The rollout comes ahead of the holiday season, GITEX and the 2027 Ramadan peak. - iQIBLA will extend RAFIQ OS to eligible earlier devices in Q4 2026. - The company is positioning Aura as a flagship for its next phase in the Muslim lifestyle market.

The bottom line: - iQIBLA is betting that faith tech can win on beauty as well as function.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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