Prayer times from one app, a Hijri calendar from another, Quran reading somewhere else, and the 99 Names of Allah in yet another place. Most are filled with ads or have inconsistent experiences. So I decided to build Araby - a clean, modern Islamic companion that brings everything together in one beautiful experience. ✨ Today Araby will include: 🕌 Accurate prayer times for any city 🌙 Hijri calendar with Gregorian conversion 📖 A full Quran reader with 40+ translations and editions 🤲 The 99 Beautiful Names of Allah with meanings and transliterations Under the hood it's built with Next.js 16, Tailwind CSS v4, Supabase, and deployed on Vercel. Performance and simplicity were priorities from day one. This is only the beginning. My vision is to make Araby a trusted digital companion for Muslims worldwide, with more features like bookmarks, reminders, widgets, offline support, and personalized spiritual tools. I'd genuinely love your feedback: - Which feature do you find most useful? - What would make you use Araby every day? - Are there any Islamic tools you'd like to see next? Thank you for checking it out, and I'd really appreciate your support! ❤️

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What feature would make you open an Islamic app every day?

I'm building Araby, an all-in-one Islamic companion with prayer times, a Quran reader, a Hijri calendar, and more.

As we plan the next roadmap, I'd love to hear from both Muslim and non-Muslim makers:

If you use an Islamic app today, what's your favorite feature?
What frustrates you about existing apps?
If you could add one feature that would make you come back every day, what would it be?

Some ideas we're exploring:

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What feature would make you open an Islamic app every day?

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What feature would make you open an Islamic app every day?