“The most beloved deeds to Allah are those that are most consistent, even if they are few.”
About UROOJ
A private space for intention, consistency, and reflection.
This Month · Sunnah Days
MonthlyUpcoming Fridays, White Days (13–15 Hijri) and selected Sunnah dates. Hijri dates may vary locally.
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Settings onlyShare suggestions, report a glitch, or request a feature. Feedback is saved in this device’s history and sent to the UROOJ maintainer by email when the mail service is connected.
About UROOJ
Idea by HamzaUROOJ means rising. Created by Hamza Madni under Idea by Hamza, it helps you build discipline, track meaningful habits, and live with greater intention.
Build progress through small, consistent actions. Track tasks and challenges, reflect on patterns, and reset without chasing perfection. Zikr, tasbeeh, gratitude, and muhasabah features support remembrance and accountability.
About AI: AI assisted development and some content; errors are possible. Verify religious quotations and hadith references with reliable scholarly sources.
No guilt over missed days—reflect, reset, and take the next good step in your habits, learning, worship, or daily routine.
Hamza shaped UROOJ’s concept and direction: a practical tool for meaningful habits and intentional growth.
Jarvis supported planning, wording, features, and code iteration. The vision and creative direction are Hamza’s.
Progress over perfection. Consistency over intensity. When you slip, reflect, reset, and rise again.
Idea by Hamza · UROOJ — Your rise begins.
Task
Choose a status for each item. You can add your own activities below.
Today's schedule
Use the dropdowns to record your scheduled activities.
Today's schedule
TodayChallenges
Progress over punishment. Return to the path whenever you need.
Your next level starts with one promise.
Choose a challenge that tests your discipline. Start small, show up honestly, and keep going when motivation fades.
60-Day Self-Discipline
Step away from a habit you want to leave behind. Build focus, healthier routines, and self-respect.
60-day journey
One day at a timeCompleted challenges
0 completedA marked day records your own check-in, not a judgement of your worth. Missed days do not erase the progress you have already made.
Tazkiyah
Meet yourself honestly, and choose your next step with mercy.
Digital Tasbeeh
Dhikr counterDhikr
0 counts in this round
Hadith reference: Select a dhikr to view its source.
Good experiences
Today’s storyRecord a meaningful moment, lesson, or experience from today. Today’s entries appear here; previous days move automatically to your history in Settings.
Evening reflection
Past reflections
0 savedSettings
Manage your daily schedule, reminders, and personal study tools.
Google Account
Not connectedSign in with Google from the login screen to back up your data to Google Drive.
Tap a setting to open details. The tutorial arrow points to the relevant option.
AppearanceTheme and text size
Appearance
PersonaliseFive app-wide text sizes, from 60% to 100%. Medium is the default.
Edit your daily tasks→ Add, rename, reorder or remove tasks
Edit your daily tasks
Settings onlyManage your activities here. Tap Edit to change the name, category, status dropdown options, timing, order, and whether the activity is enabled. The Schedule tab is for daily check-ins only.
Make a Challenge→ Create a personal goal with a target
Make a Challenge
Settings onlyChoose a meaningful, measurable challenge. Examples: 7 days without scrolling after Isha, 30 days of Qur’an reflection, or 14 days of daily walking.
Set a Dhikr→ Choose Arabic dhikr, count and direction
Set a Dhikr
Edit counterTasbeeh after prayer: 33 SubhanAllah, 33 Alhamdulillah, 34 Allahu Akbar. Sahih al-Bukhari 843; Sahih Muslim 596a (33 SubhanAllah, 33 Alhamdulillah, 34 Allahu Akbar).
Choose whether the counter moves upward (Chadhti Tarteeb) or downward (Utarti Tarteeb). Set any target number you want. Infinity counts upward without automatic reset.
Islamic Occasions & Sunnah
Edit each boxEach reminder has three main details: the Islamic day or event, days remaining, and the Sunnah or recommended practice you want to follow. Add a trusted source for religious guidance where possible; observances and dates can differ.
Good experiences historyTap to expand settings
Good experiences history
Saved storiesAll stories you save appear here in compact history tiles. Entries stay on this device.
Backup, import & exportTap to expand settings
Backup, import & export
Your dataExport a backup of your saved progress as a JSON file, import a previous backup, or download a copy of this webpage as an HTML file. Keep backups somewhere safe.
30-Day Digital Reset
Reduce social media. Reclaim attention for learning, worship, and people.
30-day journey
Gentle accountability