Ramadan, Eid, Dhul Hijjah and Jumu'ah, when they come.
Seasonal modes
The app follows the Islamic year: the right duas, rulings and plans at the right time.
The problem
Every Ramadan we search for the same things again: the dua for breaking the fast, what breaks it, how to pray taraweeh.
How it works
- 1
It knows the season
The Hijri calendar starts each mode, with a ±2 day setting for your local moon sighting.
- 2
Ramadan
Fasting rulings, suhoor and iftar duas and times, a Quran khatm planner and the last ten nights.
- 3
Eid and Dhul Hijjah
Eid prayer steps and takbir; the first ten days, Arafah and udhiyah.
- 4
Every Friday
Surah Al-Kahf, durood and a Jumu'ah checklist.
What makes it trustworthy
Follow your masjid
Times come with a reminder to follow your local masjid.
Rulings with sources
Every ruling shows its source and madhab notes.
Gentle
A small night-blue accent while a season is on — nothing loud.
Screenshots
Questions
What if Ramadan starts on a different day where I live?
Set the date offset (−2 to +2 days) in settings.
Can I track fasts to make up?
Yes. A private qada tracker counts the fasts you owe.
Does it cover Hajj and Umrah?
Yes: a step-by-step guide with the duas for each rite.