Munajat vs Ameen

Have you ever raised your hands in prayer, heart full — but your words couldn't keep up? You know what you want to say to Allah. You feel it. But the words come out scattered or repetitive. You forget which Names of Allah fit your moment. You wonder if there's a correct way to structure your du'a — or if something is preventing it from being answered. You're not alone. Most Muslims have never been taught the etiquettes and methodology of du'a as described in the Quran and Sunnah. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said "Du'a is worship" — yet so many of us were never shown how to make it properly. When the founder of Munajat studied this topic deeply through the works of Ibn al-Qayyim and Ibn Taymiyyah, he discovered he had been making du'a incorrectly for years. The structure was wrong. The etiquettes were missing. The Names of Allah that could have given his prayers power were left unused — simply because he never memorised all 99 with their meanings. He realised millions of Muslims are in the same position. That's why Munajat exists. HOW IT WORKS Type or speak what's on your heart — a worry, a hope, a fear, gratitude — in your own words. It doesn't matter how messy your thoughts are. Munajat takes your raw, honest words and crafts them into a beautiful du'a following the authentic methodology taught by the Prophet (peace be upon him). Every du'a opens with praise of Allah, includes salawat upon the Prophet, invokes the relevant Names of Allah woven naturally into your supplication, includes seeking forgiveness, transforms your words into intimate conversation with your Lord — the whispered, heartfelt plea of a servant to the One who hears everything — and closes with the proper etiquettes. This isn't random text. Every du'a follows the structure that scholars derived from the Quran and Sunnah. The 99 Names of Allah — selected for YOUR situation — are woven into every prayer. Seeking provision? Ar-Razzaq, Al-Karim, Al-Wahhab. Seeking healing? Ash-Shafi, Ar-Rahman, Al-Latif. Seeking forgiveness? Al-Ghafur, At-Tawwab, Al-Afuw. Feeling alone? Al-Waliyy, Al-Hafiz, Al-Mumin. Each Name placed with purpose — because calling upon Allah by the Name that matches your need is one of the most powerful means of having your du'a answered. YOUR DU'A LIBRARY Every du'a you create is saved. That prayer you made at 3am during tahajjud — it's there. The one for your mother's health — saved. The du'a for your children's guidance — ready to be made again. Build a collection for every season of your life — for your children, parents, health, provision, and akhirah. Your du'as belong to you. DU'A JOURNAL Sometimes you need to reflect, not just ask. Record your thoughts, spiritual reflections, and moments of gratitude. Track your journey with Allah and look back on how far you've come. FEATURES - Du'a generation following authentic Quran and Sunnah methodology - Speak or type your thoughts in your own words - 99 Names of Allah matched to your specific needs - Correct du'a structure as taught by the Prophet - Save, revisit and share your favourite du'as - Personal du'a journal for reflection - Prayer times with GPS auto-detection - Etiquettes of Du'a — learn how du'a should truly be made AUTHENTIC SOURCES ONLY Every element of Munajat is derived exclusively from the Quran and Sahih/Hasan hadiths. Sources include Ibn al-Qayyim, Ibn Taymiyyah, and Ibn Rajab — giants whose works on du'a remain unmatched. No weak narrations. No fabricated content. No compromise. RAMADAN OFFER Start your free 3-day trial today. Monthly: £2.99/month (promotional price) Yearly: £19.99/year — save 44% (promotional price) Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. Privacy: https://qkhussain89-ui.github.io/munajat-support/privacy.html Terms: https://qkhussain89-ui.github.io/munajat-support/terms.html

Ameen is a small, intentional app for Muslim families and close friends to share du'as together — and quietly remember each other in worship. Send a du'a to your mum. Ask your brother to make du'a for you. See a verse from your wife on your home screen every morning. Memorise the Sunnah together, at your own pace, with a streak that you keep together. This is not a social network. There is no feed. There are no strangers. Just the people you choose to bring close. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Send any du'a from a curated library of 184+ verified entries to one person or a whole group — point-to-point, like a message • Make custom requests — "please make du'a for my interview today" • Memorise du'as with a gentle spaced-repetition practice that builds a daily streak with your family • See your latest received du'a on your home screen or lock screen widget — Arabic, transliteration, translation, who it's from • Recognise a du'a from any screenshot using on-device OCR (your images never leave your phone) • Choose between Uthmani (Madinah Mushaf) and IndoPak Quranic scripts • Make groups for family, mosque friends, study circles — anyone in a group can rename it or add others • Hadith narrations attached to every major du'a so you can read where it came from DESIGNED WITH CARE • Every du'a is sourced from Hisnul Muslim, Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, an-Nasai, Ibn Majah, and the Quran • KFGQPC Madinah Mushaf typography for Arabic, the same font Quran.com uses • Editorial design — no notifications you don't ask for, no analytics, no trackers, no ads ever • Works offline — du'a library is bundled in the app, sync happens in the background when you're connected PRIVACY Your du'as are visible only to the people you send them to. Your group memberships are private to you. We don't sell data, we don't show ads, we don't run analytics. The screenshot OCR feature runs entirely on your device. Read our full privacy policy at https://ameenapps.com/privacy. ABOUT Built by a Muslim developer for his own family, then made available for yours. Please send feedback to arhamk2909@gmail.com Terms and conditions: https://ameenapps.com/terms May Allah accept our du'as for one another, Ameen.