Tuma'nina

Tuma'nina — طمأنينة, "tranquility of the heart" — is a gentle Islamic wellness companion that meets you in whatever feeling you bring.

Pick an emotion: anxious, sad, grateful, lonely, angry, heartbroken, hopeful, overwhelmed, peaceful — or any of 23 shades in between. Tuma'nina offers you:

• A Qur'anic passage carefully chosen for that feeling — with the original Uthmani Arabic, transliteration to help you recite, and English or Arabic translation.

• Classical tafsir — a brief explanation from scholars who spent their lives with the Qur'an, drawn from Tafsir Ibn Kathir, As-Sa'di, and Ibn al-Qayyim.

• An authentic hadith — a relevant Prophetic saying, with narrator and source citations from Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abi Dawud, Jami' at-Tirmidhi, Sunan Ibn Majah, and more.

• A thoughtful reflection — a few sentences in plain, warm language bridging the verse to your lived experience.

• Practical steps — 3 to 5 concrete things you can do right now. Check them off as you go. Your progress saves automatically.

• A full du'a — the exact Arabic supplication, with transliteration, translation, and source in the Sunnah.

• Related verses — 2 to 3 other verses on the same theme, so you can keep going if the first one didn't reach you.

Audio recitation

Every verse has a play button. Listen to the Qur'an recited by Mishary Alafasy, Abdurrahman As-Sudais, or Mahmoud Al-Husary — your choice, in Profile. Streams over Wi-Fi or cellular.

Fully bilingual

English and Arabic, with proper right-to-left Arabic typography (Amiri for the Qur'an, Noto Naskh for headers). Switch languages any time.

Your reflections, kept private

Journal what you're feeling. Bookmark verses that touched you. Track how many days you've used the app. All of it stays on your device. No accounts, no cloud, no tracking, no ads — ever. Privacy isn't a feature here; it's the foundation.

A signal on the way home

Opt in to a gentle daily reminder — one verse a day, on your schedule, entirely local to your phone. No notification spam.

Content sources

Verses: the Qur'an, Uthmani script (fetched from canonical sources). Translations referenced against Sahih International. Tafsir: paraphrased from Ibn Kathir and As-Sa'di with citations. Hadith: from the six canonical collections with full narrator and source attribution. Du'as: from the Sunnah with sources.

Built as ṣadaqah jāriyah — a continuing charity. May Allah grant you Tuma'nīnah.