Features
Sunnah & voluntary prayers
Turn on Voluntary prayers and the prayer times page grows one quiet line under each obligatory prayer: “Before 4 rak‘at · After 2 rak‘at”, in the order they are prayed. Duha follows sunrise and carries a window rather than a time; Tahajjud, Shaf‘ and Witr close the day in a block of their own. The point is what they are not: they live in a separate journal, so a day without Duha is not a gap, nothing here ever enters the make-up ledger, and no voluntary prayer can break — or inflate — an obligatory streak. Statistics follow the same rule: obligatory prayers are measured as a rate, voluntary ones as a volume. You will never see a percentage next to a sunnah.
- The eight rawatib, named before and after each obligatory prayer
- Duha anchored to sunrise, with its window — not a fixed time
- Night prayers as their own block: Tahajjud · Shaf‘ · Witr
- A separate ledger — a missed sunnah is never recorded as missed
- Counted in rak‘at and days, never as a percentage of a duty
- Hide a whole family — rawatib, daytime or night — in one switch
- Off by default: turn it on the day it helps you, not before