iCare Door vs Eisaal App

You can use the app to open or close the door, check its status, and set up alerts for when the door is opened or closed.

Eisaal is a calm, complete companion for the daily practice of Shia Muslims, built on the Jafari method and organised around the Islamic calendar. TODAY • The current prayer window at a glance: Fajr, Zohrain and Maghribain with the exact time each opens and closes, plus sunrise, sunset and Islamic midnight if you want them. • Hijri date with the events of the coming days, and the aamaal the calendar asks of you today: by weekday, by month and by occasion. • A daily verse and hadees. LIBRARY • The complete Quran with translation, verse search and reading positions that are remembered. • Duas organised by purpose, occasion and time of day; Munajat, Salawat and the Sahifas. • Ziyarat by personality and by occasion, including the ziyarat of each day of the week. • Aamaal by month and day, the Salat library, and Taqeebat for after each prayer. • Favourites and collections to keep what you return to. TOOLS • Prayer timetable for any city, with manual adjustments and reminders that fire at the exact computed time. • Qibla direction and Hijri calendar with converter. • Qaza tracker for missed prayers and fasts, Khums calculator, Tasbeeh counter and Mohr-e-Ameen sajda counter. MADE TO BE LIVED WITH • Four palettes that follow the calendar: everyday light and dark, a celebration palette for days of joy, and a mourning palette for Muharram and Safar. • Arabic text in your choice of typeface and size, with coloured harakat. • Works fully offline; every text is bundled with the app. YOUR CHOICE, YOUR DATA • Use everything without an account. An optional account (email, Google or Apple) adds cloud sync of favourites and the qaza tracker across devices. • Location is used only on this device to compute prayer times and Qibla; a manual city picker is always available. • No ads, no tracking, no in-app purchases. Privacy policy: https://eisaal.com/privacy-policy.html Eisaal is published by Eisaal Foundation. Suggestions and corrections are welcome at shortfiqh@gmail.com.