Protect your prayer.

One pause.
Five times a day.

When it's time to pray, Ishra gently pauses the noise. A moment to turn to Allah, and to keep the light in your heart from dimming.

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One list for every platform. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day Ishra opens, wherever you are.

You're on the list, Jazakallahu khairan. One email, the day Ishra opens.
The prayer pause screen The Ishra home screen

Keep the light in your heart
shining.

There is a light in you, placed there by Allah. Dimmed by noise, notifications, and everything pulling at you. Every prayer window hands a piece of it back.

ٱللَّهُ نُورُ ٱلسَّمَـٰوَٰتِ وَٱلْأَرْضِ
"Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth."
An-Nur 24:35
How it works

Ishra blocks distraction
from your prayer.

One quiet loop, five times a day. Ishra never checks whether you prayed, that is your word, and only Allah knows the truth of it.

Choosing which apps to lock The apps lock when it is time to pray Taking an optional photo of your prayer spot Logging your prayer
Beyond the prayer

Practice
Gratitude.

Between the prayers, a quiet space to remember Allah and to notice what you are thankful for. Kept on your phone, for your eyes only.

The dhikr counter
Inside Ishra

Everything you need to
protect your prayer.

Tools for a closer walk with Allah, held gently, and kept private, on your own device.

A pause for prayer

Your chosen apps wait while a prayer window is open. They return the moment you've logged your shalat.

Accurate prayer times

Calculated from your city, on this device, offline. Method and madhab aware, and never tracked in the background.

Website protection

Add any site that pulls at you, and switch on adult site blocking to guard your gaze all day, not only at prayer time.

Dhikr & reflection

A tactile tasbih to remember Allah, and a private journal for how your heart feels and what you're grateful for.

Rhythm & streaks

Watch your consistency grow, one prayer at a time. Encouragement toward istiqamah, never a score.

Hijri calendar

Track the Islamic date and the holy days ahead, in English or Bahasa Indonesia.

The quiet cost

The average person now gives 3 to 4 hours a day to a screen, most of it without ever deciding to.

Minute by minute, the scroll takes what it isn't owed: your focus, your rest, your evenings, and the small pockets of time that were meant for the One who gave you every hour to begin with.

Ishra isn't here to shame you. It's here to help you notice the pull, and gently turn back, trading a few minutes of scrolling for a few minutes of sujood, five times a day.

Words to return to

Why we guard the prayer.

"Indeed, prayer prohibits immorality and wrongdoing."

Qur'an 29:45

"And establish prayer for My remembrance."

Qur'an 20:14

"Guard strictly the prayers, especially the middle prayer."

Qur'an 2:238

"Successful are the believers who are humble in their prayer."

Qur'an 23:1-2

"Indeed, prayer prohibits immorality and wrongdoing."

Qur'an 29:45

"And establish prayer for My remembrance."

Qur'an 20:14

"Guard strictly the prayers, especially the middle prayer."

Qur'an 2:238

"Successful are the believers who are humble in their prayer."

Qur'an 23:1-2

"The coolness of my eyes has been placed in prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Nasa'i

"The first thing a servant is accountable for is the prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Tirmidhi

"Between a person and disbelief stands the leaving of prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Muslim

"Pray as though it were your farewell prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Ibn Majah

"The coolness of my eyes has been placed in prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Nasa'i

"The first thing a servant is accountable for is the prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Tirmidhi

"Between a person and disbelief stands the leaving of prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Muslim

"Pray as though it were your farewell prayer."

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Ibn Majah
In development

Coming to iPhone and Mac.

Android is finishing review. These two are being built alongside it, with the same engine and the same promise.

In development

Ishra for iPhone.

The same quiet loop, built for iOS. Your chosen apps are held behind a shield while the prayer window is open, and it lifts the moment you log.

  • Built on Screen Time, so Ishra never learns which apps you picked
  • Home screen and Lock Screen widgets
  • Offline prayer times, journal and streaks, all on device
One waitlist for every platform
In development

It lives in the notch.

Hover the notch for your schedule, and when a prayer comes in it opens by itself, then gets out of the way.

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Got questions?

Honest answers.

No, and it never will. Ishra never checks whether you prayed. When you log a prayer, that is your word, and only Allah knows the truth of it. It is a personal note for your own reflection, never proof, never a score, never seen by anyone else. Logging it is simply what opens your apps back up.

Entirely optional, and entirely yours, a quiet photo of your mosque or prayer mat, a keepsake, just for you. It is never uploaded, never analysed, and never leaves your phone.

Only the ones you choose. Pick the apps that pull you away, social feeds, games, whatever tempts you, and everything else stays open. Calls and essentials are never blocked.

Completely. No accounts, no analytics, no cloud. Your prayers, notes and journal never leave your phone, and Ishra works fully offline. It's your journey, for your eyes only.

We're building it with care, for Android first. Join the waitlist and we'll welcome you in before launch, in shā’ Allāh.

Releasing soon

Come back to what matters.

Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment it opens, a little closer to Allah, a little further from the scroll.

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One list for Android, iPhone and Mac. No other email, ever.

You're on the list, Jazakallahu khairan. One email, the day Ishra opens.