Your daily worship companion
Your whole day of worship, in one calm place.
Know which prayer is now and how long is left. Learn the Sunnah step by step, read the Qur'an in your script with the reciter you love, and keep your dhikr and du'as close — beautifully simple, and yours alone.
- Sunnah rituals
- 39
- Reciters
- 13
- Arabic scripts
- 5
New in My Amaal
A calmer app, with far more inside.
A redesigned day built around the sun's arc, and a wave of features you won't find together anywhere else — each one sourced, private and ad-free.
Today
Your day, at a glance, as the sun moves.
Open the app and the day is drawn as an arc — each prayer a point along the sun's path. You see which prayer is now and exactly how long is left, how many you've logged, and the few things you reach for most: your wudu, your streak, the rituals, travel mode. Below, what's special about today and what's waiting for you.
- “Now · Asr — 42m left”, always one glance away
- Hijri date that turns at Maghrib, as it should
- Your du'a journal and Daily Challenge, right under it
Rituals
39 practices of the Sunnah, walked through step by step.
The things you were never quite sure how to do — made clear, one step at a time, from sahih sources only. Here's ruqyah for a child, start to finish.
1Who is it for?
Over yourself, a man, a woman or a child — the words change to match, down to a single ending.
2Before you begin
What it is, when it's done, and the conditions that make it right — each one carrying its hadith.
3One step at a time
The Arabic, a transliteration, the meaning and the source — with a counter for the words you repeat.
4The evidence, and what's good to know
Finish on the ayah or hadith the practice stands on, and the notes a teacher would give you.
Pin the practices you return to, and they sit at the top of the list.
The Qur'an
Read it, hear it, keep it — your way.
All 114 surahs in the script you grew up with, recited by the voice you love, with the verses that matter to you gathered where you can find them.
Five ways to read
Uthmani, Indo-Pak, Indo-Pak Nastaleeq, plain Arabic, or whole Madinah-print mushaf pages.
Tajweed colours
Colour-coded rules the way printed tajweed mushafs mark them, with a legend one tap away.
13 reciters
Sample each before choosing. Listen verse by verse, or play a whole surah.
Your collections
Save any verse into collections you name, then play one back on repeat.
Memorize with review
Spaced repetition schedules each memorized verse, and a ring tracks your Hifz.
Meaning in your language
English, Urdu, Indonesian or Spanish under every verse — independent of the app's language.
Salah
Every prayer, with its sunnah beside it.
Log each prayer with a tap and watch the week fill in. Under every prayer sit the sunnah and nafl rak'ahs that go with it — before and after — so the voluntary prayers you want to keep are right there, without ever touching your streak.
- One-tap logging across a rolling week
- Sunnah and nafl rak'ahs listed before and after each prayer
- The current prayer highlighted, with how to pray it one tap away
- Your Qibla bearing, and a streak that's safe on excused days
How to pray
Learn every prayer, step by step.
A guided walkthrough takes you through a prayer one posture at a time — with a clear illustration for each position, and the Arabic, transliteration and meaning of what to recite. Fajr through Isha, plus Witr, Eid, Janazah, Duha, Tahajjud and the sunnah prayers — every word authentic and referenced.
- Illustrated, step-by-step postures from takbir to salam
- What to say in each position, and whether aloud or silently
- Sahih-only guidance, with a source on every step
Find a du'a
Say what you need. Find the du'a for it.
Type how you feel — “I can't sleep”, “exam tomorrow”, “I feel overwhelmed” — and get an authentic, sourced supplication. Or browse by moment: waking and sleeping, food and travel, before and after prayer, and remembrance. The match runs entirely on your phone.
- Search in your own words, matched on your device
- Browse by the moments of your day
- Arabic, transliteration, meaning and an authenticity grade on each
Daily dhikr
Remembrance, anchored to your day.
The adhkar are arranged around your prayer windows — morning remembrance after Fajr, evening after Asr, the tasbih after every prayer and the words before sleep — and the window you're in is the one that opens. Each carries its grade, its source and how many times to say it.
- Fajr to sleep, the right words for right now
- Sahih, hasan and their collections shown on every dhikr
- Tick them off as you go, with a counter for the repeats
Daily Challenge
Three questions a day. Something that stays.
A short, calm quiz on the Qur'an, the seerah, the prophets, the companions, hadith and the foundations. Every answer comes with a short explanation and the source it stands on. A new set arrives at Maghrib — when the Islamic day begins — and over a thousand questions mean none repeats within a year.
- About two minutes a day, across eight topics
- An explanation and a source behind every answer
- Keep a streak, and share your result as an image
Qibla compass
Face the Kaaba with confidence.
A calm, full-screen compass that turns with you and tells you plainly when you're facing the Kaaba. It works from a true-north bearing for your location, with a calibration prompt whenever your phone's sensor needs one.
- True-north Qibla bearing for wherever you are
- A smooth needle and a clear “facing the Kaaba”
- Calibration guidance when it's needed
Travel & flights
Travel light. Pray right — even at 35,000 feet.
Travel mode notices when you've moved and shows which prayers you can shorten and combine, following your madhab. Flying? Enter your departure and arrival cities and local times, and the flight planner works out which prayers fall due in the air — because on a plane, prayer times follow the sun at the aircraft's position, not either clock.
- Qasr and jam' guidance for your school
- Times and Qibla that follow you, while home stays saved
- Every in-flight prayer mapped from your ticket
Everything inside
So much more than prayer times.
My Amaal quietly does the things other apps charge for or never built — each one sourced, private, and made to fit your day.
In the press
Featured stories.
Founder features and deep-dives on the privacy-first approach behind My Amaal.
Why you can trust it
An Islamic app you can finally trust.
Worship is sacred — and so is the data around it. My Amaal is built on three non-negotiables, and the marketing matches the code.
Private by design
No ads, no trackers, no data sold — ever. Your worship tracking and your du'a journal live on your device, and the du'a match runs on your phone. What you type never leaves it.
Sourced by default
Every ritual step, reminder, hadith and du'a keeps its reference beside it — Qur'an, Sunnah and recognised scholarly works, with authenticity grades you can see.
A librarian, not a mufti
My Amaal retrieves vetted, reviewed guidance — it never invents rulings. Where the schools differ, it says so, and for personal circumstances it points you to scholars you trust.
My Amaal is a personal companion and reminder — it does not issue fatwas. For detailed rulings, consult qualified scholars. Read our methodology →
Events covered
The days and nights worth preparing for.
Recurring high-impact occasions across the Islamic year, each with timely guidance and clear sources.
- Ramadan
- Last 10 nights
- Laylat al-Qadr
- Day of Arafah
- Ashura
- The White Days
- Jumu'ah
- Dhul Hijjah
A closer look
Calm, clutter-free, and made to focus you.
Questions
Good to know.
Is My Amaal free?
Yes. My Amaal is free to download on the App Store and Google Play, with all core worship features included — prayer tracking, the rituals and how-to-pray guides, Qibla, the full Qur'an, the du'a finder, daily dhikr and the Daily Challenge.
What are Rituals?
Step-by-step walkthroughs of 39 practices of the Sunnah — ghusl, tayammum, ruqyah, answering the adhān, ṣalāt al-tawbah, the Eid sacrifice, ʿumrah, ḥajj, welcoming a newborn and more. Each step shows what to do and what to say, in Arabic with a transliteration and meaning, and carries its sahih source. Where it matters, the app asks who the practice is for, so the wording fits.
Can My Amaal teach me how to pray?
Yes. A guided walkthrough takes you through a prayer one posture at a time, with an illustration for each position and the Arabic, transliteration, and translation of what to recite. It covers Fajr through Isha, plus Witr, Eid, Janazah, and the sunnah prayers — and every step is authentic (sahih) and referenced.
Which Qur'an scripts and reciters are there?
You can read in Uthmani, Indo-Pak, Indo-Pak Nastaleeq or plain Arabic, or switch to whole Madinah-print mushaf pages — with tajweed colours and an adjustable text size. There are 13 reciters, including Mishary al-ʿAfasy, Mahmoud Khalil al-Husary, AbdulBaset AbdulSamad, Abdur-Rahman as-Sudais and Saʿud ash-Shuraim, and translations in English, Urdu, Indonesian and Spanish.
Does it help with prayers while traveling or flying?
Yes. Travel mode notices when you've likely travelled and shows which prayers you can shorten (qasr) and combine (jam') following your madhab, while prayer times and the Qibla follow your destination. A dedicated flight planner maps your route so you know exactly which prayers fall due mid-air.
Can I search for a dua in my own words?
Yes. Describe your situation naturally and My Amaal finds a fitting supplication from Hisn al-Muslim, the Qur'an, and the authentic collections — each with its Arabic, transliteration, translation, and authenticity grading. The match runs entirely on your device.
What happens to my streak during menstruation?
My Amaal has a gentle menstruation mode. When you mark your period, the five daily prayers are lifted for those days, prayer and Wudu reminders quieten, and — because these days are excused — your streak is safely bridged rather than broken. A referenced guide explains what stays open during this time.
Does it work offline?
Your prayer logs, streaks, Wudu status, the rituals and how-to-pray guides, your daily dhikr, your du'a journal and the full Qur'an text work without a connection. The dua match runs entirely on your device. Prayer times and the Qibla use your location, and recitation audio streams.
Does My Amaal issue rulings or fatwas?
No. It's a personal companion and reminder, not a ruling engine. For detailed rulings or personal circumstances, please consult qualified scholars you trust.
What about my privacy?
Your worship tracking and your du'a journal stay on your device, and the dua match never sends what you type anywhere. We don't sell your data or run ads. See the Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Is My Amaal available on Android?
Yes. My Amaal is live on Google Play, free to download, with the same features as the iOS app — prayer tracking and streaks, rituals, the how-to-pray guide, Qibla, the Qur'an, dua match, the Daily Challenge and home-screen widgets.