Mamoolat is a simple daily log for your spiritual practice — prayers, Qur'an, azkar, and more — built for students and their teacher (murabbi).

Open the app, tap what you did today, and close it. No save button, no loading spinners, no clutter. Just a fast, honest daily checklist.

WHAT YOU CAN TRACK
- Faraiz: the five daily prayers, marked as jamaat, alone, or qaza
- Quran Talawat: Surah Mulk and your regular recitation
- Azkar: Astaghfar, Darood Shareef, and the Kalimas, with a smooth wheel-picker for counts
- Nawafil: Tahajjud, Ishraq, Awwabeen
- Dua before Fajr and before Maghrib
- Protections: Nazar, Zuban, and staying away from music
- Sleep and wake times

HOW IT WORKS
- One tap marks an item as done. Tap again to cycle through states.
- You can edit today and the previous two days — nothing further back.
- Unmarked simply means "not yet logged," never "failed." Your history stays honest.
- Everything works fully offline. Your log saves instantly and syncs quietly in the background whenever you have a connection.

FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
If you're connected to a murabbi (teacher), they can see your progress: today's marks in real time, and full detail on past days, exactly as it happened. There are no leaderboards and no comparisons between students — your practice is between you and your murabbi.

Teachers get a simple view of all their students, weekly and monthly summaries, and can send a gentle nudge if someone hasn't logged their day yet.

NO STREAKS, NO PRESSURE
Instead of streaks, Mamoolat shows you honest numbers like "23 of the last 30 days." Progress you can trust, without gamification.

Your privacy matters: Mamoolat collects only what's needed to run the app. There are no ads and no analytics trackers. Read the full privacy policy at https://mamoolat-legal.albn.workers.dev/privacy