The product
Everything for your day, in one calm place.
A complete companion for daily worship — your day drawn as the sun's arc, every prayer with its sunnah, 39 practices of the Sunnah walked through step by step, the Qur'an in your script with the reciter you love, a dua finder and journal, daily dhikr and a Daily Challenge, and thoughtful help for travel, flights, and menstruation days. Considered, sourced, and yours alone.
Prayer & streaks
Every prayer, with its sunnah beside it.
Log the five daily prayers with a single tap and see your consistency build across a rolling week. Under each prayer sit the sunnah and nafl rak'ahs that go with it — before and after — and the prayer you're in is highlighted, with how long is left and how to pray it one tap away. Gentle, location-aware reminders keep you on time, and your streak stays safe on excused days, so a rest never reads as a miss.
- Five daily prayers with one-tap logging
- A streak that's bridged on travel and menstruation days
- Sunnah and nafl before and after each prayer — never touching the streak
Rituals
39 practices of the Sunnah, step by step.
Ghusl and tayammum. Answering the adhān and entering the mosque. Ruqyah, the evil eye and visiting the sick. What to do in anger, in grief, after a bad dream. Ṣalāt al-tawbah, fasting, the last ten nights, Eid and its sacrifice. Setting out on a journey, ʿumrah, and ḥajj day by day. Marriage, a newborn's first days, and when someone dies. Each one walked through a step at a time, from sahih sources only.
- Asks who it's for — yourself, a man, a woman or a child — and fits the words
- Arabic, transliteration, meaning and a source on every step
- A counter for repeated recitations, and the evidence at the end
- Pin the practices you return to, to the top of the list
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 translation of what to recite. It covers Fajr through Isha, plus Witr, Eid, Janazah, Duha, Tahajjud, Istikhara, and the sunnah prayers. Every step is authentic (sahih) and carries its source, and an “I missed this step” helper gently puts you right.
- Illustrated postures from takbir to salam
- Fard, Witr, Eid, Janazah, and the sunnah prayers
- Sahih-only, with a reference on every recitation
Prayer times, your way
Times that match your masjid.
My Amaal defaults to the calculation method commonly used in your country, then hands you the dials. Choose from the widely used methods — ISNA, Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Karachi, Egyptian, Diyanet, Gulf, and Moonsighting — set your Asr madhab, and, when your community differs on just Fajr or Isha, override those two prayers on their own.
- Automatic by country, or pick your own method
- Separate overrides for Fajr and Isha
- Asr timing by madhab — Standard or Hanafi
Today & the Islamic calendar
Your day as the sun moves — and the blessed days ahead.
Today draws the day as an arc, each prayer a point on the sun's path: which prayer is now, how long is left, and how many you've logged. Beside it, today's Hijri date and what makes it significant, with upcoming worship events so you can prepare ahead — Ramadan, the last ten nights, the White Days, the Day of Arafah, Jumu'ah and more. The Islamic date turns at Maghrib, just as it should.
- The current prayer and the time left, at a glance
- Upcoming events you can prepare for
- Maghrib-accurate day transitions
Qibla compass
Face the Kaaba with confidence.
A calm, full-screen compass points you toward the Qibla from anywhere in the world and tells you plainly when you're facing the Kaaba. It calculates a true-north bearing from your location and reads your device's sensor, with a calibration prompt when it's needed — so you can always trust the direction. We treat accuracy as non-negotiable.
- Accurate true-north Qibla bearing
- Smooth, jitter-free needle
- Calibration guidance when needed
The Qur'an
The whole Qur'an, in the script you read best.
All 114 surahs, browsable by surah or juz. Read in Uthmani, Indo-Pak, Indo-Pak Nastaleeq or plain Arabic — or switch to whole Madinah-print mushaf pages that scroll continuously, in a design you choose. Turn on colour-coded tajweed, set the text size you need, and read the meaning under every verse in English, Urdu, Indonesian or Spanish, whatever language the app itself is in.
- Five ways to read, including full mushaf pages
- Tajweed colours, with a legend one tap away
- Adjustable text size, bookmarks and reading progress
- Translations by Saheeh International, Jalandhari, Kementerian Agama and Isa García
Recitation
Thirteen reciters. Hear each before you choose.
Mishary Rashid al-ʿAfasy, Mahmoud Khalil al-Husary, AbdulBaset AbdulSamad, Abdur-Rahman as-Sudais, Abu Bakr al-Shatri, Mohamed Siddiq al-Minshawi, Saʿud ash-Shuraim, Yasser al-Dossari, Nasser al-Qatami, Saad al-Ghamdi, Maher al-Muaiqly, Ali al-Huthaify and Muhammad al-Luhaidan. Tap play for a short sample of each, then listen verse by verse as you read — or let a whole surah play on, even past the lock screen.
- A short sample of every reciter, before you pick
- Names in English and Arabic
- Keeps reciting with your phone locked
Collections & Hifz
Keep the verses that matter — and keep them in your heart.
Tap any verse to save it into collections you name — Qur'anic du'as, verses on patience, what you're teaching your children — then play a whole collection back with the reciter you choose, on repeat. When you're memorizing, mark verses as learned and spaced repetition brings each one back for review just before it would slip: a day later, then three, a week, and further out as it settles. A ring shows how much of the Qur'an you hold.
- Your own collections, plus every verse you've saved in one place
- Play a collection straight through, or loop it
- Hifz review on a spaced-repetition schedule
Find a dua
The right dua for the moment.
Describe how you're feeling in your own words — anxious, grateful, in debt — and My Amaal finds a fitting supplication from Hisn al-Muslim, the Qur'an, and the authentic hadith collections. Or browse by the moments of your day: waking and sleeping, home and travel, food, before, during and after prayer, and remembrance. Each comes with its Arabic, transliteration, translation, and an authenticity grade you can check. The whole match runs on your phone, so what you type never leaves it.
- Natural-language search across hundreds of sourced duas
- Ṣaḥīḥ, Ḥasan, and Qur'an authenticity grades, with narrations
- Matched on your device — and savable to your Daily tab
The dua finder is retrieve-only: it surfaces vetted, sourced supplications and never invents rulings. A librarian, not a mufti. For personal circumstances, consult qualified scholars you trust.
Du'a Journal
Your du'as, remembered — and their answers.
Write what your heart is asking for. Later, My Amaal gently asks how it went: answered, or still asking. Over time you build a private record of what you asked for and how Allah answered — and on the anniversary of an answer, it quietly brings it back. No streaks, no scores, no guilt. It stays on your phone, never uploaded and never shared.
- A gentle check-in on the du'as you're still making
- Answered du'as kept, and remembered on their anniversary
- Private by design — it never leaves your device
“Ease for my mother's surgery, and a quick recovery.”
“Your Lord has said: call upon Me — I will answer you.”
Qur'an 40:60Daily dhikr
Know what to say, and when.
Remembrance, anchored to your day. My Amaal organises the adhkar around your prayer windows — the morning remembrance at Fajr, the evening at Asr, the tasbih after each prayer, and the words before sleep — and opens on what to say right now. Every one carries its authenticity grade, its source and how many times to say it, with a built-in counter for the ones you repeat.
- Morning & evening adhkar, and after every prayer
- The current window highlighted, so nothing is missed
- A tasbih counter that guides you through 33 · 33 · 34
Daily Challenge
Three questions a day. Something that stays.
A short, calm quiz on the Qur'an, the seerah, the prophets, the companions, hadith, the foundations, the Islamic calendar and key terms. Every answer comes with a short explanation and the source it stands on — an ayah, a hadith, or the historical record. A new set arrives at Maghrib, when the Islamic day begins, and a bank of over a thousand questions means none repeats within a year.
- About two minutes a day, across eight topics
- An explanation and a source behind every answer
- A streak to keep, and a result card to share
Travel mode
Travel light. Pray right.
My Amaal notices when you've likely travelled and, once you confirm your destination and how long you're staying, tells you exactly which prayers you can shorten (qasr) and combine (jam') — following your madhab. Prayer times, reminders, and the Qibla all follow your destination, while home stays saved for when you're back. Flying? Enter your flight in the planner.
- A gentle prompt when your location changes
- Qasr and jam' guidance for your school
- Times, reminders, and Qibla that follow your journey
Flight planner
Every prayer of your flight, mapped.
Flying across prayer times is confusing — so My Amaal does the working-out. Enter your departure and arrival cities and your local take-off and landing times, and it maps your route to show exactly when each prayer becomes due and when its window closes, in the air and on the ground. It flags the prayers to pray on board and follows your madhab for combining.
- Just enter your flight — no airline lookup needed
- See which prayers fall due mid-air, and which to pray on board
- Careful estimates with a clear ±10 minute margin
Your in-flight salah plan
- +2h 10mAsr becomes due
- +4h 35mMaghrib becomes due
- +5h 20mIsha — pray on board before landing
Menstruation mode
A gentle pause that protects your streak.
Mark your period, and the five daily prayers are lifted for those days — the prayer and Wudu reminders quieten, and because these days are excused, your streak is safely bridged rather than broken. Alongside it sits a referenced “ Understanding your period” guide: what stays open to you, how to know it has ended, and resuming with ghusl.
- Prayers lifted and reminders quietened for those days
- Your streak bridged, never broken
- Calm, referenced guidance — with scholars for the specifics
Wudu tracker + widget
Keep your Wudu in view — without opening the app.
Track your Wudu status with a single tap, and check or renew it right from a widget on your Home Screen or Lock Screen. A small, calm presence on your phone — a glance to know where you stand, and a gentle nudge to renew when you're ready.
- One-tap Wudu status
- Native Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
- A calm reminder to renew when ready
Built on principle
Private by design. Sourced by default.
Worship is sacred — and so is the data around it. No ads, no trackers, no data sold, ever. Your worship tracking lives on your device, the dua match runs on your phone, and every reminder, hadith, and dua keeps its sources close by.
My Amaal is a personal companion and reminder — it does not issue fatwas. For detailed rulings, consult qualified scholars. Read our methodology →See the privacy policy →
A closer look
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