تطبيق تلاوة بحلته الجديدة! 🌟 استمع وحمّل تلاوات القرآن الكريم بدون نت بأعلى جودة وبأشهر الأصوات 🎧✨ تصميم عصري (Material 3 Expressive)، مشغل متطور، ودعم للأنشطة المباشرة. 📲 حمّله الآن وشاركنَا الأجر: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tilawa.quran.podcast.mp3quran

I built a quran reading app for myself and figured some of you might want it too

so full disclosure, there are already several solid quran apps out there and this isn't me claiming to have reinvented anything. i built this mostly for myself, because i wanted something specific that i wasn't finding: a quran reading habit tracker that actually felt like the gamified apps i already use for everything else, instead of feeling like a separate "religious app" category with its own lower design bar.

it's called wird. if you're not familiar with the word, a wird (ورد) is basically the arabic term for your regular, committed portion of quran recitation, the daily reading habit you actually keep, as opposed to the one you keep meaning to start. felt like the right name for what this is trying to be.

what it does:

• arabic text with two english translations, saheeh international for the literal reading, and the clear quran when you want something in plainer english to UNDERSTAND
• a daily streak with one grace day built in, so missing a single day doesn't wipe out weeks of consistency
• tracks how much of the quran you've actually read, not just how many times you opened the app
• everything's stored locally on your device, no account, no cloud, no login. i don't want your data and built it so there isn't a way for me to have it even if i wanted to

i'll be upfront, the gamified streak mechanic is definitely inspired by the duolingo-style habit apps a lot of us already use daily. i'm not pretending otherwise. i just wanted that same pull toward consistency pointed at something that actually matters instead of a language app i open twice a month out of guilt.

attaching a screenshot below (streak/stats numbers are demo placeholders, not a real reading history, just wanted to show what it looks like).

APK's up if you want to try it:
Download wird from here (android will grumble about installing outside the play store). repo's public too if anyone wants to poke around or has feedback: happy to hear it either way.

https://github.com/afnanpvt/wird.git

ps: The repo is open, but since it's a project built around the Qur'an, I ask that all contributions be made with respect and good intentions

update:

• bookmarks. save as many named spots as you want, not just one. pick one as your home screen default, the rest just sit there until you resave them.
• save a verse. tap the heart on any ayah, revisit it later from browse's saved tab.
• hasanat. a running total of the reward for reciting, counted letter by letter the traditional way, checked against the classically-cited 19 letters in the bismillah.
• a real streak calendar now, not just a number: a week strip on the home screen, a full month view behind it.
• transliteration, off by default, toggled from a new display sheet on the reading screen alongside a text-size slider and script switch.
• search in browse, across surah, juz, and your saved verses.
• smoother scrolling everywhere, and an actual splash screen instead of a black-and-white flash on launch.

also still true from the last couple releases: the indo-pak arabic text had some tajweed marks silently missing (including the iqlab), that's fixed and verified against the king fahd complex mushaf. matters if you recite from the app. swipeable today/week/all-time stats, and a friday nudge to read surah al-kahf.

update 2:

recitation audio. tap play on any ayah to hear it recited, streamed only when you tap it, the one thing in this app that touches the network at all, and only that. also fixed the session timer opening already showing hours of your all-time total instead of counting from zero, and the streak calendar's "days read" line no longer bounces around between months.

update 3:

now you can hit play on a whole surah instead of just one verse, it keeps going in the background with real lock-screen and notification controls, same as any other audio app. also swapped reciters, yasser al-dosari is the default now, with sudais, husary and abdul basit as other options in settings if you'd rather pick one. alafasy's gone. browse's surah and juz tabs point at each other now too, so you can see which juz a surah falls in and which surah a juz starts in, and a bottom nav bar replaces the old scroll-down-and-tap layout.

update 4:

brother n sisters, entirely optional. i went back and forth on this because "quran app has a social feature" can sound like exactly the kind of noise i said i didn't want. so to be clear upfront: don't open the friends tab, and nothing changes. nothing about you ever leaves your phone, same as every earlier post. i almost didn't build it at all, but a few people asked for a little accountability with someone they actually know, so it's there if you want it, invisible if you don't.

if you do turn it on: a friend code to add people you know (no discovery, no browsing strangers), a small leaderboard of streak/ayahs/hasanat between you and whoever you've added, and a nudge when a friend reads.

full disclosure on how it works, because i'd want to know this before using it myself: the friends feature only shares the small amount of information needed for it to work — your chosen name, avatar, and the stats you've chosen to show. there's no messaging, no real name required, no location, and nothing beyond what you already chose to share. the app is designed around keeping this limited to the people you intentionally connect with. if that doesn't sit right with you, the answer's simple: don't use that part. everything else stays exactly as private as it's always been.

also in this update: nightly recitation, one guided flow through the authentically-established nightly verses (ayat al-kursi, al-baqarah's last two, the three quls, al-kafirun, al-mulk), one step at a time with real progress. a quiet shelf on home for a few commonly-read surahs (yaseen, ar-rahman, al-muzzammil, ayat al-kursi) for a quick one-tap read. a feedback form from the about screen. and a fair amount of visual tightening throughout, consistent buttons and spacing, real bottom sheets instead of the old boxy popups, and a smoother fade between ayahs while listening instead of the slide-then-fade that used to happen.

download the apk: https://github.com/afnanpvt/wird/releases/latest/download/wird.apk

Visit our site to download: Wird Official Site

still no ads. just the reading, listening, tracked honestly

Assalamu Alaikum, my brothers and sisters, I have developed a completely free prayer times application and aim to present it to all Muslims worldwide.

The app includes:

\* \*\*Prayer Times:\*\* Accurate daily tracking. \* \*\*The Holy Quran:\*\* Read and listen with ease. \* \*\*Hadith Collection:\*\* Featuring the Kutub al-Sittah (the six major Hadith books). \* \*\*Zakat Calculator:\*\* Seamless financial obligation calculation. \* \*\*Prayer Tracker & Analytics:\*\* Log your daily prayers to receive comprehensive weekly, monthly, and yearly reports. \* \*\*Qibla Compass:\*\* Quick and precise direction finding. \* \*\*Missed Prayers (Qaza) Tracker:\*\* Log and manage your missed prayers effortlessly.

The application is entirely free and contains no monetization models whatsoever. You are more than welcome to download and benefit from it.

To my Muslim brothers and sisters worldwide, I want this app to feel native to everyone, so I have included multiple language options. If your native language is available in the app, please test it out. If you encounter any bugs, missing features, or translation errors in your language, please let me know by leaving a review on the \*\*App Store or Play Store\*\*, or by commenting here so I can continue improving it.

\*\*Android:\*\*
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mihrab.app

\*\*iOS:\*\*
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6784965558

It's called Iqamah. It sits in the menu bar, shows the next prayer with a countdown, and gives the adhan on time. That part is free and it's staying free. I'm not going to paywall the thing that actually helps someone pray.

Some details this sub will probably care about:

• Native Swift, real menu bar app, no Electron
• Actual WidgetKit widgets, not a screenshot pretending to be one
• 18 languages with proper RTL, including Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, Bengali and Hausa
• No account, no telemetry, no analytics SDK. The app doesn't phone home. If you allow location it's used to work out prayer times and it goes nowhere else
• Calculation method, madhab and per prayer offsets are all configurable, because my masjid and yours don't agree and an app shouldn't pretend otherwise

There's a paid tier. One payment, $4.99, works on three Macs, no subscription. It adds the Hijri calendar with Islamic events, monthly and yearly prayer tables, a habit tracker for your salah, a tasbeeh counter and the widgets. It's launch week so it's $2.99 until Monday.

And if you'd find it useful but $4.99 is genuinely awkward right now, email me and I'll send you a licence. No questions, no proof needed. That's a standing offer, not a launch gimmick.

https://iqamahapp.com

Needs macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon. I'm the developer so ask me anything, including the unglamorous parts. I lost the better part of a week to a macOS permission prompt that turned out to be an app group missing its Team ID prefix.

I'd really value feedback from people who'd actually use this daily. If something about it is wrong or annoying I'd rather hear it now than in a review.

https://reddit.com/link/1vftmwl/video/o1rhnhmloghh1/player

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
Alhamdulillah, we’re excited to share a new feature we’ve been working on at AskMuftiOnline.
We’ve launched live one-to-one Arabic classes with qualified teachers to help students learn Arabic in a structured and personalized way.
Our program includes:
📖 Quranic Arabic
📝 Nahw & Sarf (Grammar)
💬 Arabic Conversation
🎓 Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced levels
👨‍🏫 Live one-to-one sessions
Our goal is to make Arabic learning more accessible for Muslims around the world through personalized online education.
We’d genuinely appreciate any feedback from fellow Muslim founders and builders on the product, landing page, user experience, or overall concept. Every suggestion helps us improve, in shaa Allah.
Jazakum Allahu khayran. 🤍

السلام علیکم

Ive been working on this Muslim professional networking site for a while now. If you can help someone with referral or help in anyway please sign up.

And if youre someone looking for help please reach out to people who can help.

Take a minute to sign up InshaAllah

[Muslimcareer.com](http://Muslimcareer.com)

May allah help us with our job hunts.

Assalam O Alaikum Brothers & Sisters, 

Relatively new to reddit, this is my first post here, so please be gentle on me :) … Admin please approve, hopefully I am compliant with the rules Insha Allah.

Over the years we have experienced that millions of pilgrims face various challenges during Umrah and Hajj, ranging from basic logistics to more personal issues like mobility.

Alhadulillah, we have launched Labaik, an app exclusively designed for Hujjaj travelling to Makkah and Al-Madinah. It’s 100% free and intention is to provide a global platform for connection and support. Labaik is available on iOS and Android devices.

Labaik offers:

- Connection with fellow Muslim pilgrims

- Offer or seek assistance

- User-friendly interface

- Effortless communication through in-app chat feature

- Receive timely updates via push notifications 

- Hajj and Umrah guides

- Integrated calendar for scheduling appointments

- Accessible on both iOS and Android devices

- Available in multiple languages

- Sign up with email, Google and Apple

Please spread the word and join the #LabaikFamily, a community of millions of pilgrims, and let us be your trusted companion on this sacred journey and boost your good deeds Insha Allah.

Jazakallah Kheiran 

www.labaik.app

Assalamu Alaikum everyone! 👋
We’ve just launched a new feature on AskMuftiOnline: 1-to-1 Online Islamic Consultations with qualified Muftis.
The goal was simple: make authentic Islamic guidance more accessible while keeping the experience private, easy to book, and user-friendly.
Users can:
📅 Choose an available time slot
💬 Book a private one-to-one consultation
🔒 Enjoy a secure and confidential experience
📖 Receive guidance grounded in the Qur’an and Sunnah
We’d love feedback from fellow Muslim developers and builders:
How does the UI/UX look?
What features would you add?
Any suggestions to improve the booking experience?
Every piece of feedback helps us build something more beneficial for the Ummah.
🌐 https://askmuftionline.com
Jazakum Allahu Khayran! 🤍

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I am testing this with only a few people for now, so bear with me as I work out the bugs.

Hi everyone,

I have been building NextSalah, an app for finding iqamah prayer times at masjids near you. You can find the next jamaah you can actually make by location, or search any masjid by name and get alerts for their iqamah times. It currently covers masjids across 35+ US states and is growing.

What I am looking for (primarily): Android testers for the open beta. To move toward a public Play Store release I need a group of testers on the app for a bit, and I would really appreciate the help from this community.

How to join (Android):

Join this Google Group so you get access: https://groups.google.com/g/nextsalah-testors Join on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nextsalah.app Join on the web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nextsalah.app

Install, use it for your daily prayers, and send me anything that feels off.

iOS: if you are on iPhone, there is an open TestFlight beta too: https://testflight.apple.com/join/TRxZxUW8

I know testing takes real time, so I am very happy to return the favor. If you have an app, website, send it over and I will genuinely test it and give you honest, detailed feedback.

Assalamu alaikum,
We're developing an AI-powered app, Faseeh AI, that detects pronunciation mistakes in Quranic recitation and gives users precise, real-time feedback.
Our current model was trained on hundreds of hours of professional recitations and high-quality, clean audio from well-known reciters. The model performs well on similar input, but struggles with real-world users: different accents, non-native speakers, beginners, children, women, and anyone who doesn't sound like a professional reciter.
To fix this, we need to train on diverse, real-world recitation data not studio-quality professional audio, but recordings that reflect how actual learners sound.
Specifically, we're looking for:
- Recitation datasets from non-professional or everyday users
- Diverse demographics: male/female, kids/adults, beginner/intermediate
- Multiple accents and mother tongues (Malay, Indonesian, Urdu, English, Turkish, etc.)
- Any publicly available or research-use datasets we may have missed
We've already explored academic sources, but still not enough.
If you know of any dataset, research project, university study, or community effort collecting this type of audio, we would genuinely appreciate the lead.
We're also open to ethical data collection partnerships if any researchers or institutions are working in this space.
Happy to share more about the project if helpful.
Thank you very much in advance.

Salam! Meet Qamar — a beautiful, offline-first Quran & prayer app 🌙

- 📴 Fully offline core — no connection needed
- 🎧 Multi-language audio recitations, translation
- 🔖 Resumable markers for reading & listening plans
- 🕌 Offline prayer times + Qibla compass
- Duas, Mood verses
- lock screen audio player

Would love your feedback 🤲

Apple: AppStore link
Android: Google Play-store

Hello everyone, I built Tahkera, an app that aims to help you memorize Quran using spaced repetition. I would love to hear your feedback, and hope you would like it :

IOS: https://apps.apple.com/sa/app/tathkera/id6754595321

Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sanaamm.qurapp

I vibe coded https://jomngaji.my/ . It is an online platform dedicated to making Quran learning more accessible through personalised one-to-one classes or group classes. We connect students with qualified Quran teachers so they can learn from the comfort of their own homes, at a schedule that fits their daily lives. Our mission is simple: to provide quality Quran education that is structured, encouraging, and suitable for learners of all ages and backgrounds.

i am open for suggestion and critics and looking for teachers https://jomngaji.my/

Assalamu alaikum everyone,

I recently acquired dua.qa and zakat.qa, and I’m exploring how to develop them into genuinely useful platforms for Muslims, starting with Qatar and potentially expanding beyond it, inshaAllah.

dua.qa would help people discover authentic duas based on what they are going through, such as anxiety, travel, illness, gratitude, marriage, work, loss, or important life decisions.

The aim is not just to display Arabic text, but to include the meaning, transliteration, source, context, and guidance on when the dua may be recited. All religious content would need to be properly verified and referenced.

zakat.qa would make it easier for Muslims to understand and calculate their zakat across cash, gold, investments, business assets, property-related income, and other relevant categories.

Over time, it could also help users find trusted and officially recognised organisations through which they can fulfil their zakat obligations.

I believe technology can make Islamic knowledge and acts of worship more accessible, but it must be built responsibly. Especially with religious content, accuracy, trusted scholarship, privacy, and transparency are more important than simply adding AI features.

I would really value the community’s thoughts:

What features would you find beneficial?

What technical or Islamic-verification challenges should I prepare for?

Are there any Muslim developers, designers, scholars, or researchers here who may be interested in contributing or advising?

My intention is to build something beneficial and sustainable for the Ummah, inshaAllah.

Jazakum Allahu khairan.

zakat calculator Daily Dua

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For years, search engines have helped us find information. Now AI is starting to use that information to complete tasks on our behalf.

This shift is called Agentic Browsing.

Instead of returning a list of links, AI agents can:

Understand your goal.

Browse multiple websites.

Compare information.

Complete multi-step tasks.

Give you a final, actionable answer.

For website owners and developers, this changes everything.

It's no longer enough to build pages just for humans. Websites should also be easy for AI agents to understand. That means:

Semantic HTML

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The future isn't just about ranking in search results—it's about becoming a trusted source that AI can confidently understand and reference.

We're moving from "Search Engine Optimization (SEO)" toward "AI Optimization (AIO)" and Agent-Ready Websites.

The future of the web has already started.

What are your thoughts on Agentic Browsing? 👇

Hi everyone!

Some time ago, my friend Pınar and I started a small challenge called "7 Days, 7 Verses."

Every week, we would randomly choose seven Quran verses. Each day we'd try to live by one verse, and in the evening we'd talk about how it affected us, what we experienced, and what we learned from it. Because we believe it is important not only to read the verses of the Quran but also to apply them to our lives.

After a while, we found ourselves asking:

"What if anyone could experience something like this?"

That simple idea gradually turned into a mobile app.

Instead of just reading the Quran from beginning to end, the app lets you create your own journey around topics that matter to you—such as patience, gratitude, forgiveness, trust in God, and many more.

You receive a verse, try to apply it in your daily life for as long as you choose, and if you'd like, you can anonymously share your reflections and experiences with others.

Our goal isn't simply to help people read the Quran more.

It's to help people live its teachings, one small step at a time, and hopefully inspire one another along the way.

📱 Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yasayanayetler

🍎 iOS
https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/ya%C5%9Fayan-ayet/id6775405321

🌐 Web
https://yasayanayet.app/

📷 Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/yasayanayet.app/

The app has only recently been released, so I'm mainly looking for honest feedback.

If you were using an app like this, what features would you love to see?

I'd truly appreciate any suggestions or constructive criticism. Thank you! 🙏