Islamic reminders that feel personal, timely, and rooted in Sunnah. Jumu'ah, the white days, the fast of Ashura, Ramadan, Dhul Hijjah — you'll know before, not after.
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Busy life makes us forget that in 3 days it's Arafah, that tomorrow are the white days, that next Friday is Jumu'ah. UmmahAlert gives you time to prepare — not just a notification the day of.
"Today is Arafah 🕋" — too late to fast, too late to prepare your family. That's the reminder you get for free.
"Tomorrow is Arafah 🕋" — time to make niyyah, prepare suhoor, warn your family, organise your day. The most valuable notification is J-1.
A calm companion for the sacred days — rooted in authentic hadith, built around preparation.
Dates come from the Umm al-Qura calendar — never hardcoded. Moon-confirmed months adjust themselves.
Free: day-of. Premium: reminders tuned to each event — J-1 for the weekly Sunnah (Jumu'ah, Monday & Thursday fasts), J-3 for the white days, J-1 to J-7 for the big annual events, and Ramadan announced a full month ahead.
Every event carries its hadith with source — English, French and Spanish. Always free for everyone.
Before Ramadan, confirm the crescent on the 29th of Sha'ban — so you know exactly when Ramadan begins.
Next event and countdown always visible — premium.
100% local and anonymous. No account, no tracking, no server. Your data never leaves your phone.
The hadiths are free for everyone. Premium is about preparation time — the earlier reminders that let you act.
"Hadiths are always free for everyone. We don't charge for knowledge — only for preparation."
No. UmmahAlert is a calendar companion. It reminds you of the sacred days — Jumu'ah, Ramadan, the Eids, Ayyam al-Bid, Laylat al-Qadr, Arafah and more — with authentic hadiths explaining why each day matters.
No. UmmahAlert is 100% local and anonymous. Everything stays on your phone — no account, no tracking, no server.
Dates come live from the Umm al-Qura calendar — nothing is hardcoded. You can also confirm the new moon on the 29th of Sha'ban — the month before Ramadan — to know exactly when Ramadan begins.
Yes. In Settings, uncheck any event you don't want to be notified about — Jumu'ah, fasting days, sacred nights, everything.