You place your day between the prayers: sleep, Quran, work, sport.
Everything follows your city's real prayer times, every day.
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Salam Alaikum everyone,
I just launched my app (iOS now, Android will be published in 10 days insha'Allah) and I'm giving away free life-time access to up to 200 users as a sadaqa.
You can get it here (this is the link to get the 100% off code)
https://apps.apple.com/redeem/?ctx=offercodes&id=6815293195&code=EMASBAHA100
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/emasbaha/id6815293195 (download link in case it didn't download from the first link)
The app is basically a masbaha - purely digital. The idea? physical (traditional) masbaha easily gets lost or broken. You end up paying a couple of dollars every now and then to buy a new one. The digital counters (ring masbaha) can get damaged easily (or lost) and you spend a little bit more for it.
E-Masbaha is a one time $1.99 payment for life-time access. Basically, for $2 you get a Masbaha that's with you in your pocket 24/7. Never gets damaged or lost, you can set reminders for your thikr. Obviously we will continue to update it more and more and insha'Allah we will add the ability to create custom thikr.
We included haptic feedback (vibration) to simulate the real thing. Just make sure you enable it once you download the app. In the app settings -> haptics. in the Iphone settings -> sound and vibration -> vibration and haptics -> turn on touch feedback
Please share with friends and family so they can use the 100% off code. If you have any feedback or proposed enhancements, please let me know :)
Hey everyone, I spent the last few months building Rattil, a Quran app I made mostly because I wanted something that worked properly without needing internet all the time.
What it does:
It's free, no ads, on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quranapp.reader
I'm the only developer so genuinely want to know what's missing or broken — happy to answer anything about it.
The problem wasn't a lack of Islamic apps.
It was having too many of them.
One app for prayer times.
Another for Quran.
Another for adhkar.
Another for hadith.
And honestly, I found myself constantly switching between them.
As a developer, I started thinking:
Why isn't there one simple place for the things Muslims actually use every day?
That's where Azkarly started.
I built it around the idea of having the essentials of your daily Deen in one place:
🕌 Prayer — prayer times and reminders
📖 Quran — read and listen
🤲 Adhkar & Duas — daily remembrance and collections
📚 Hadith — explore major Hadith collections
The goal wasn't to build another app with 100 features.
The goal was to build one app you can actually open every day.
And now, I'm really happy to say that Azkarly has crossed 13,000 downloads.
That number means a lot to me because this started as a personal idea and gradually became something thousands of people have chosen to keep on their phones.
I'm still building and improving it, though.
So I'd genuinely love to hear from the community:
What is the biggest problem you have with the Islamic apps you currently use?
Is there something you still have to use a separate app for?
If you could add one feature to a one-stop Islamic app, what would it be?
I'm the founder/developer behind Azkarly, and I'm actively working on the next version. Be brutally honest — I'd rather hear what sucks than what looks good.
>If you'd like to try it:
App Store: Azkarly IOS App
Google Play: Azkarly Android App