Ask any Muslim their favourite notification of the year and it's the same one: Ramadan Mubarak. The month arrives like a guest we've been preparing the house for.
The Haqq app has a whole tab for it, and it starts working long before the month does.
The number that matters
Open the Ramadan tab and you'll see one thing first: how many days remain until the blessed month is expected to begin for your city, along with the date it's likely to start.
And then the honesty every Muslim appreciates, the final call belongs to the moon sighting, so it may shift by a day or two. We don't pretend otherwise. We count down with you either way.
Allahumma ballighna Ramadan — O Allah, let us reach Ramadan.
When the month arrives, the tab wakes up
- Suhoor and iftar times for the city you've chosen, day by day.
- A Ramadan khatmah plan — the whole Book across the month, broken into a daily number you can actually keep.
- A taraweeh tracker, with a last-ten-nights mode for when the pace changes.
- Daily du'a and good-deed prompts — small, and every day.
The preparing is the point
Ramadan rewards the people who arrive ready. Not ready in the sense of a perfect plan, but ready in the sense of already reading a little each night, already praying on time, already awake before Fajr once or twice a week. A countdown is a quiet way of starting that early.
So between now and then, let the number do its work. Watch it fall. Let it nudge you into the habits you'd want to already have on the first night — and let the du'a on the tab say the rest.
— Ali & Safah, Founders of Haqq Health
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Watch the countdown, and be ready when it lands. The Haqq app is free on the App Store.
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