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“Take yourself to account before you are taken to account.”
— Umar RA

Qur’an, salah, dhikr, sadaqah — habits you actually keep. Commit to the deed, choose what a missed day costs, and let iSahaba and your circle walk it with you.

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The Muhasaba Today screen: Isha in 14 minutes with the five prayer times, “All 3 kept.” above a week of check marks, and three habits — read one page of Qur’an, the five prayers, dhikr after prayer — each marked kept today.

The system is simple. Commit → stake → reflect.

  1. Commit

    One deed, phrased your way. “One page after Maghrib.” “Fajr in the masjid.” Qur’an, salah, dhikr, sadaqah, learning — or anything else that matters. Daily or weekly, but said out loud.

  2. Stake it

    Every commitment answers one question: what does a miss cost? Give sadaqah automatically, lock the apps that distract you until it’s done, or write your own consequence. Keep it, and choose your own reward.

  3. Reflect

    A few peaceful minutes after Isha: your prayers, your habits, one gratitude, one intention for tomorrow. An honest ledger — never a scoreboard.

One app for the whole day.

The next prayer, a live countdown, and the handful of habits you said you’d keep — nothing else competing for your attention.

Morning to night — the prayer that’s next, the page that’s waiting, and a quiet accounting before you sleep.

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Today: the next prayer with its countdown and the day’s five prayer times, a week of check marks, and three habits marked kept today.

A beautiful Madani Mushaf, page by page.

A beautiful Madani Mushaf with audio recitation that resumes exactly where you stopped, and tracks your progress by ayah, surah and juz.

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The Mushaf page reader on page 1 of 604, Juz 1: Surah al-Fatihah in printed Madani script, with a play button for recitation and Previous and Next page controls.

A day, held gently to account.

A few peaceful minutes after Isha: your prayers, your habits, one gratitude, one intention for tomorrow. An honest ledger — never a scoreboard.

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The nightly muhasaba after Isha, titled “A day, held gently to account.”, with Umar ibn al-Khattab’s saying in Arabic, tonight’s prompt and a reflection box, and today’s account of habits.

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Prayer times, qibla and the full Mushaf — before any commitment.

Accurate prayer times with a live countdown, a qibla compass, adhan reminders and prayer tracking.

All of it free. Stakes, circles and Premium sit on top — when you’re ready to put your word on something.

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Prayer times for Makkah, titled “2 of 5 prayed.”: Fajr logged in jamaah at 4:09, Sunrise 5:30, Dhuhr on time at 12:42, then Asr, Maghrib and Isha still to come, with Qibla and History links.

Streaks are for games. Stakes are for promises.

A streak only costs you a number. A stake costs you something real — which is exactly why it works. Choose the accountability that actually moves you, and choose how you celebrate when you keep your word.

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If you miss

  • Sadaqah pledge
  • Lock distracting apps
  • Your own consequence

When you keep it

  • Screen time
  • A personal reward
  • From family or friends

Designed for mercy, not guilt. No broken streaks. No shame. No endless notifications. Miss a day and you simply begin again — lasting change comes through sincerity, consistency, and the mercy of Allah.

Your AI companion

Meet iSahaba — grounded, and honest about its limits.

Questions about a verse, a concept, or a du‘a. Every answer is drawn from a vetted corpus of Qur’an and authentic hadith, and cites it. If something can’t be grounded, iSahaba says so.

iSahaba is not a mufti. Answers are written by AI — we do our best to keep them accurate, grounded and cited. For weighty matters, please also ask a scholar you trust.

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iSahaba, titled “Ask, or reflect.”, noting that answers cite their sources, with three starting points — begin tonight’s muhasaba, what the Qur’an says about anxiety, and a du‘a for hard times.

Grow together

A private circle — no feed, no follower count.

Consistency is easier when someone is quietly walking beside you. The habits you complete show up for the people who love you — they encourage you back with a word, not a like count.

Missed days stay yours. A day you miss never reaches anyone’s feed — that is built into the app, not a setting you have to find.

Share your referral code, and earn a free month of Muhasaba Premium when one of them joins.

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The Circle tab, titled “Better, together.”: a circle is a small, private group who keep each other steady — celebrate-only, private by default, missed days stay yours — with Create a circle and Join with a code.

Make the promise. Then keep it.

Free to download. Premium unlocks unlimited iSahaba conversations, unlimited habits, the full-page Mushaf reader, advanced accountability and deeper insights.

بسم الله — start with one

May Allah accept from you.