Mohammad313
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Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,
I've been a quiet reader of this forum for a while, and I finally decided to register and say salaam properly. It's a blessing to be among a community that cares this much about learning and helping one another grow closer to Allah (SWT).
A little about me: I'm Muhammad "a Muslim developer based in the UK", and like many of us, I spend a lot of my day on my phone. A while back I realized I was reaching for it constantly but rarely for anything that brought me closer to my Deen. That bothered me. So over the past while I poured my free time into building something I wished existed — a clean, ad-free app to help me (and hopefully others) keep the Quran, salah, and dua a part of everyday life rather than an afterthought.
That project became Islam365. It's completely free, has no ads, and doesn't require an account to start using. It brings together the Quran with audio from reciters like Sheikh Sudais, Mishary Alafasy and Abdul Basit, GPS-based prayer times with adhan reminders, an AR Qibla finder, daily duas, a Tasbeeh counter, and live streams from Makkah and Madinah — all in one place. One thing I tried to do differently was present daily duas in a short, swipeable "reels" style, because I noticed reminders stick with me more when they're bite-sized.
I'm not sharing this to sell anything — there's genuinely nothing to buy. I'm sharing it because the people here are exactly the kind of users whose honest opinion would help me make it better, in sha Allah. If any of you try it, I'd be truly grateful for your feedback, criticism included. If something feels off, missing, or could be more beneficial, please tell me — I'd rather hear it from knowledgeable brothers and sisters than not.
If you'd like to take a look:
Website: https://theislam365.com
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.awsnextgenit.islam365.app
iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758630660
JazakAllahu khairan for reading, and I look forward to learning from and contributing to this community.
Wassalam,
Muhammad
I've been a quiet reader of this forum for a while, and I finally decided to register and say salaam properly. It's a blessing to be among a community that cares this much about learning and helping one another grow closer to Allah (SWT).
A little about me: I'm Muhammad "a Muslim developer based in the UK", and like many of us, I spend a lot of my day on my phone. A while back I realized I was reaching for it constantly but rarely for anything that brought me closer to my Deen. That bothered me. So over the past while I poured my free time into building something I wished existed — a clean, ad-free app to help me (and hopefully others) keep the Quran, salah, and dua a part of everyday life rather than an afterthought.
That project became Islam365. It's completely free, has no ads, and doesn't require an account to start using. It brings together the Quran with audio from reciters like Sheikh Sudais, Mishary Alafasy and Abdul Basit, GPS-based prayer times with adhan reminders, an AR Qibla finder, daily duas, a Tasbeeh counter, and live streams from Makkah and Madinah — all in one place. One thing I tried to do differently was present daily duas in a short, swipeable "reels" style, because I noticed reminders stick with me more when they're bite-sized.
I'm not sharing this to sell anything — there's genuinely nothing to buy. I'm sharing it because the people here are exactly the kind of users whose honest opinion would help me make it better, in sha Allah. If any of you try it, I'd be truly grateful for your feedback, criticism included. If something feels off, missing, or could be more beneficial, please tell me — I'd rather hear it from knowledgeable brothers and sisters than not.
If you'd like to take a look:
Website: https://theislam365.com Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.awsnextgenit.islam365.app iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758630660JazakAllahu khairan for reading, and I look forward to learning from and contributing to this community.
Wassalam,
Muhammad
