Maqaam:Companion for Believers

Maqaam — Your Personal Prayer Journey

Every place you've prayed leaves a trace. Maqaam helps you remember, track, and honor that journey — quietly, personally, and without comparison to anyone else.

🕌 Discover Mosques Near You
Explore an interactive map of mosques around you. Get clear details on each one — whether it's open, has wudu facilities, parking, and whether women are welcome — all contributed by a growing community of users like you.

📍 Track Your Visits
Mark a mosque as visited and build a personal record of every place you've prayed. Watch your journey grow city by city, one mosque at a time.

🔔 Never Miss a Prayer
Get accurate prayer times calculated for your exact location, including Sehri and Iftaar timings. Receive adhan notifications right when it's time to pray.

🏆 Earn Meaningful Badges
Unlock badges as you visit your first mosque, reach milestones, or explore mosques across multiple cities. These are personal achievements — not public rankings.

🤲 Your Own Maqam
Save your own personal prayer spots — home, a quiet corner you love, anywhere meaningful to you — visible only to you.

🌍 Community-Powered Mosque Data
Help keep mosque information accurate by adding missing mosques or updating details for others. Every contribution helps the next traveler find a place to pray.

Why Maqaam is Different

There are no leaderboards. No public comparisons. No pressure. Maqaam exists for one reason — to help you privately remember and reflect on your own relationship with prayer and the places where you've stood before Allah.

"Every place you have prayed will bear witness for you on the Day of Judgment." This thought is what inspired Maqaam — a place to quietly hold that memory.

🚀 Currently in Beta

Maqaam is in active early access as we refine the experience based on real feedback from our community. You may encounter occasional bugs as we continue improving — and we'd love to hear from you. Use the in-app feedback option anytime to help shape what Maqaam becomes.

Join us early, and be part of building something meaningful from the ground up.