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Tasbih, Zakat, Faraid, the 99 Names, prophetic titles, the 25 prophets and the Hijri date converter — for study alongside your classes. Masnoon duas now live on their own page.
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Tasbih counter
Tap for each dhikr. The phrase rotates every round (SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar). Your count is saved on this device when browser storage is available. This is a flexible practice counter, not a prescribed post-prayer sequence.
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Zakat calculator
Zakat is 2.5% of zakatable wealth held for one lunar year (hawl), if it meets nisab. This helper uses the nisab convention of 87.48 g gold or 612.36 g silver. Use one currency for every amount. Enter today’s local price for your selected nisab standard and for any metal you own. This estimate assumes a completed hawl; consult a scholar about eligibility and differing nisab conventions.
Inheritance helper (Faraid)
An educational Sunni model for spouses, parents and children, based on Quran 4:11–12. It includes ‘awl and the spouse-with-both-parents cases, but not radd, unlisted relatives or eligibility barriers. Do not use this as a complete estate distribution or legal ruling.
Asma ul Husna — 99 Names of Allah
Arabic, transliteration, English and Urdu. Search by any language. The well-known list is taught in many madrasas; Allah’s names are not limited to ninety-nine.
Asma un Nabi — names of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
A traditional devotional collection of ninety-nine names and titles, with English and Urdu meanings. It is not a claim that all ninety-nine are authenticated prophetic names. Ask a qualified teacher about sources and appropriate devotional use.
The 25 Prophets named in the Quran
From Adam to Muhammad ﷺ — the twenty-five prophets and messengers named in the Quran, arranged in a commonly taught study order with Arabic names and a short account from each story. Some prophets’ relative chronology is uncertain; this is a memory aid, not a definitive historical timeline.
Hijri ↔ Gregorian
Civil (tabular) Hijri dates. Local moon-sighting dates can differ — use for planning, not for Ramadan start/end rulings.
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