If it was one time payment I would understand. But to have a subscription model where you force a muslim to either pay monthly or be bombarded with Ads. Dont misinterpret me I dont think what this company is doing is necessarily haram. But I found it morally unethical with how obvious with every update its not about improving peoples ability to learn the deen. But that they are about squeezing more money from us. Ill say it again im not saying the company is evil because obviously nobody should work for free. But i cant help but sense a feeling of Greed because I just went on the app to the qibla and got an Ad with music immediately. It wasnt like this before. But this model of put as many Ads as possible to make people eventually get frustrated and pay up is predatory especially when youre doing it to fellow muslims trying to get closer to islam. Make it a one time payment and ill have no complaints as long as itd be affordable for people or have a plan for them to pay it off over time if they dont pay just put the ads back on until they make another payment. I know that sounds like a subscription but its not because there is an end payment. Make it a reasonable price that still allows the company to profit id legitimately have no complaints because this app is very helpful and im grateful for those who made it. Thank you and may Allah grant them Jannah.

I grew up in the KSA. We used to give and get so many Quran books as gifts. Now I live in the US. My life is overtaken with stress, hustle, and commitments, and seasonal depression and hardships. I will say that I lack in practice and God is all forgiving and knows my heart and intentions are pure. We live in the dystopia we watched in sci-fi, a global feeling of resentment and anger and indifference and declining quality of life, and certainly no one is gifting Gold Studded Quran books or even a great old classic green hardcover. Enters the digital age of phones and vision pros and more entertainment to distract us even further from life and from books and sadly from our faith because we turn more easily to distractions then meditating and praying to God and spreading our message of peace, love, perseverance, honestly, family values, ethics, respect and self worth. Whether you get the free version or the pro, you still get the benefits of closeness to the words of God and the reminders to stop, breathe, and pray for better days, more awareness, and ask for god’s guidance and forgiveness.

This is an amazing app. It has everything ur possibly looking for. But the only thing is (this isn’t nothing mad just an upgrade idea) I feel like y’all should add something that teaches you how to pray. They already have duas but I feel as if they should give u the step of what to say in sarat. This can be nice for new Muslims, or Muslims that never learned how to pray (that’s where I come in) I never had the chance to learn how to pray since I never lived with my dad. He’s a very religious Muslim man and could have taught me. And my mother barely prayed until I became a Hijabi which I guess inspired her to start praying, but since I lived with my mom who barely prayed, I never got a chance to learn. Of course I know some stuff like nas, falaq, etc. but I would say Ik 5 or 4 out of 100 something, which isn’t an exciting thing. So I would personally really appreciate it if you would add something that teaches us Muslims how to pray and say what we have to say😭🫶🏾 also I’m not a teen yet so I have plenty of time ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّٰهِ .