Coming soon · Google Play, App Store and web

A social network for Muslims.

Verse, hadith and supplication posts, Islamic videos and messaging, alongside prayer times, the Qur’an and qibla.

  • Islamic content onlyFeed, explore and videos
  • A safe, clean spaceReports and moderator review
  • Sourced sharingA source is expected for hadith
Two phones showing the Mübarek app in dark theme: the home screen (stories, a countdown to imsak, worship shortcuts, the verse of the day) and the Explore screen with mosque photos (Turkish interface)

Product

The social network layout you know. Islamic content only.

Sharing, liking, commenting and saving work the way you expect. The difference is how a saying is shared: it is written with its source, shown on the card with its source, and the community reports what looks doubtful.

Four core experiences
  1. New post screen in dark theme: the Quote field reads “The best of you are those best in character” (in Turkish), the Source field reads “Buhârî, Edeb 39”, with suggested sources below (Turkish interface)

    Write it, add the source

    A quote card has a separate Source field under the text; suggested sources are one tap away. For hadith, the source work and, if possible, the chapter/number are expected.

  2. A quote card post by hadis.notlari in dark theme: a hadith about Friday, source Müslim, Cum‘a 17, with like, comment, repost, share and save buttons (Turkish interface)

    The source shows on the card

    The source sits right under the saying and in the post header next to its type: Hadith · Muslim, Jumu‘ah 17.

  3. Report sheet open over the dimmed hadith post, dark theme: “Why are you reporting this post?” with reasons including child safety, hate speech, harassment, spam and fabricated/unsourced hadith (Turkish interface)

    Doubtful posts get reported

    “Fabricated/unsourced hadith” is its own reason on the report sheet. Reports are anonymous; moderators review what is reported.

New post screen in dark theme: the Quote field reads “The best of you are those best in character” (in Turkish), the Source field reads “Buhârî, Edeb 39”, with suggested sources below (Turkish interface)
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Write it, add the source

A quote card has a separate Source field under the text; suggested sources are one tap away. For hadith, the source work and, if possible, the chapter/number are expected.

Four core experiences

  • Post screen: a dusk photo of the Badshahi Mosque by camiler.rehberi, with likes and comments (Turkish interface)

    Feed and Stories

    Verse, hadith and supplication cards, photos of mosques and calligraphy in one feed. Stories stay up for 24 hours.

  • Videos screen: calligraphy on the Kaaba cover (Turkish interface)

    Videos

    Full-screen vertical Islamic videos. Like, comment and save to your collections.

  • One-to-one chat screen (Turkish interface)

    Messages

    One-to-one chats and message requests. Send a post straight into a conversation.

  • Profile screen: the camiler.rehberi account, post counts and a photo grid (Turkish interface)

    Explore and Profile

    Browse by verse, hadith and supplication categories; search accounts and tags. Your profile keeps your posts and highlights.

Post screen: a dusk photo of the Badshahi Mosque by camiler.rehberi, with likes and comments (Turkish interface)
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Feed and Stories

Verse, hadith and supplication cards, photos of mosques and calligraphy in one feed. Stories stay up for 24 hours.

Everyday worship

Worship tools.

Next to the social network, in the same app. All of them open from the Tools screen.

  1. The Qur’an

    Surah and juz lists; the Arabic text with a translation for every verse.

  2. Qur’an reading plan

    Daily goal, streak and khatm plan.

  3. Prayer times

    Countdown to the next prayer; Diyanet calculation method.

  4. Imsakiye

    A 30-day prayer timetable.

  5. Qibla

    A compass and the qibla direction for your city.

  6. Khatm Circle

    Share the thirty juz and finish a khatm together.

  7. Dhikr counter

    Tasbih counter with goals and history.

  8. Supplications

    Arabic, transliteration and meaning, with sources.

  9. The 99 Names

    Al-Asma al-Husna and their meanings.

  10. Religious days

    Holy nights, Eids and blessed days.

  11. Fasting and qada

    Fasting calendar, make-up fasts and missed prayer counter.

  12. Zakat calculator

    Nisab, zakatable assets and the amount due.

Language and appearance

More than one language.

The interface is available in Turkish, English and Arabic. In Arabic the layout flows right to left. Change the language any time in Settings › Language.

Notifications and e-mails are sent in the language you choose, too.

  • TürkçeLeft to right
  • EnglishLeft to right
  • العربيةRight to left

Light and dark theme

The app follows your system theme; pick Light or Dark in Settings › Appearance.

  • SystemFollows your device's setting
  • LightWhite background
  • DarkNight background
Two phones: Settings › Language screen (System, Türkçe, English, العربية) and the Arabic home screen in a right-to-left layout
Türkçe, English and العربية: Arabic flows right to left
Laptop showing the Explore screen in the dark theme, next to a phone showing the Turkish home screen in the light theme
Dark on the computer, light on the phone: the theme is chosen per device

Privacy and trust

A safe, clean and respectful space.

Privacy and safety settings live inside the app; the community rules are published openly on this site.

  • Reports and moderator review

    Unsuitable content is reported with a reason from the post menu; moderators review what is reported.

  • Private account

    Make your account private and approve follow requests yourself.

  • Block, mute, restrict

    Block accounts you don’t want, mute their posts or restrict their interactions.

  • Export data, delete account

    Download a copy of your data; delete your account from inside the app.

  • Email verification

    Your registered email address is verified.

  • Child safety

    Mübarek is not for children under 13; our standards are published.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Anything else? Write to us from the Contact page.

When will Mübarek launch?

Very soon. No date has been announced yet.

Which platforms will it be on?

Google Play, the App Store and the web. All coming soon.

Is it Islamic content only?

Yes. The feed, explore and videos are reserved for Islamic content: verses, hadith, supplications and Islamic videos. A source is expected when sharing a hadith.

Which languages does it support?

Turkish, English and Arabic. The Arabic interface flows right to left.

Which method are prayer times calculated with?

The calculation method of Turkey’s Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet). It may differ from the official calendar by a few minutes; when in doubt, follow the official calendar.

Which translation is used?

The Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı Turkish translation (via Quran Foundation). The Arabic text is the Tanzil project’s Uthmani text, shown unmodified.

What if I see a hadith without a source?

Use “Report → Unsourced / fabricated hadith” from the post menu. Moderators check the source and remove the post if needed.

How do I delete my account?

Profile → Settings → Delete account. If you can’t access the app, use the email method on the Account Deletion page.

Can children use it?

Mübarek is not for children under 13. Details are on the Child Safety Standards page.

Join us for a better digital world.

Mübarek is being prepared for Google Play, the App Store and the web. We’ll let you know when it launches.

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Mübarek home screen on a laptop, with the same account on a phone next to it