İslam Yolu brings prayer times, Quran, qibla, and daily dhikr together in one app — plus something most Islamic apps don't have: community amels, where you and others build prayer streaks, fasting goals, and tesbih counts together, in real time.

Hi Product Hunt, I built İslam Yolu because I kept bouncing between separate apps for prayer times, Quran, dhikr, and daily reminders, and none of them felt built to be used together, let alone with anyone else. The feature I'm most proud of is Topluluk Amelleri (community acts) — instead of tracking a dhikr count or a Ramadan fast alone, you join a shared goal with others and watch the collective count grow in real time. Small thing, but it changes how daily practice feels: less like a personal checklist, more like showing up with people. Alongside that: prayer times and adhan, a five-daily-prayer tracker with streaks, Quran with Arabic and transliteration, a qibla compass, verse-of-the-day, hadith, and prayer/fasting/hajj guides. It's free, and I've deliberately kept the free tier generous rather than gating the basics on day one. Would genuinely love feedback, especially if you've used other Islamic apps and found something missing.

The community amels feature sounds really neat, would love to see a small prayer journal tied to each streak so people can drop a one line reflection or intention after completing it. It would make the shared goals feel more meaningful and give the community something real to encourage each other with beyond just numbers.

@kardelenme87576 Hey there Kardelen.

Thanks for your comment. It is a great idea, let me think of how that idea can be best implemented and utilized for the user's benefit.

@kardelenme87576 Hey there Kardelen.

Thanks for your comment. It is a great idea, let me think of how that idea can be best implemented and utilized for the user's benefit.

İslam Yolu

Prayer times, Quran & dhikr you can do with others

Prayer times, Quran & dhikr you can do with others