Better Deen - Muslim Habits

Better Deen helps you build and maintain the three pillars of a fulfilling Islamic life: Worship, Knowledge, and Service - one day at a time.

WORSHIP
Track your five daily Salah with smart time-aware logging — prayers can only be marked after their time arrives. View individual prayer streaks and a monthly heatmap calendar to see your consistency at a glance. Log your daily Quran reading time. Get accurate prayer times calculated automatically from your device location using your preferred calculation method. Set personalised notifications for each prayer — choose off, a standard beep, or the full Adhan sound.

KNOWLEDGE
Quran — Track your Juz Amma memorization progress surah by surah. Open any surah to read the full Arabic text with transliteration and English translation, verse by verse. Listen to the complete surah or individual verses with audio playback. Choose from multiple reciters and enable repeat mode for revision.

Seerah — Read a new entry from the Prophet's biography every day, based on Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum (The Sealed Nectar). Build a daily reading streak and browse the full index at any time.

Duas — Read authentic daily duas for morning, evening, sleep, and more — with Arabic text and transliteration.

SERVICE
Log a good deed every day from a curated list or write your own. Record your charity giving and add personal reflections. Build a lasting habit of giving and kindness.

Zakat — Calculate your Zakat using the built-in calculator, or enter your own amount. Create a yearly tracker based on the Hijri calendar, log every payment as you make it, and watch your progress toward fulfilling your obligation for the year.

PROGRESS
View your weekly and monthly progress across all three pillars in one unified dashboard. Stay consistent, stay motivated.

NO ADS. NO ACCOUNT. NO TRACKING.
Better Deen is completely free to use with no advertisements and no account required. All your data is stored privately on your device and never sent to any server.

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"The best of deeds are those done regularly, even if they are few." — Sahih Bukhari