Masjid Media for the community

Once you follow

Every mosque you follow, one feed.

Following a mosque brings its calendar to your home screen. Follow three and all three merge into a single list ordered by time — not three calendars you have to check one by one.

The nearest one, at the top

Home opens on whatever comes next: its title, its date and time, and which mosque is holding it. The rest follow underneath in the order they will happen.

Recurring sessions, not one stale line

A caretaker writes a regular study session once, as a recurring event — daily, weekly or monthly. What appears in your feed is the next date it falls on, not the date it was first created.

Announcements in full

Notices too long for the running text on the TV — a working bee, a fundraiser, a stand-in imam — are written out in full and can be read at your own pace on the phone.

Cancellations stay visible

A cancelled event is marked cancelled rather than quietly removed, so you never set out for something that is no longer happening.

My masjids

A tab of its own holds the mosques you follow, so you can still open one and read its calendar by itself, apart from the merged feed.

That mosque’s prayer times

A mosque’s page shows the prayer times the mosque itself keeps — its calculation method and its own per-prayer corrections, not a generic reckoning for your city.

And every mosque has a web page too. A mosque’s address, prayer times and upcoming events also open in an ordinary browser. The link can go into a family or neighbourhood group chat, and whoever opens it needs to install nothing first.

Privacy

Location is read when you ask for it, not all day.

The location permission is used at the moment you open the nearby list, to order the results by distance. You can refuse it from the start or revoke it at any time in your phone settings; all you lose is that nearest-first ordering — searching by name and the rest of the app carry on as before.

Common questions

Do I need an account to use it?

Not to look. A mosque’s page, its events and its announcements open without signing in. An account is needed to follow a mosque — because that list belongs to you rather than to the phone — and to set reminders.

Can I follow more than one mosque?

Yes. The one near home, the one near work, and the one you grew up in can all be followed at once. Their events merge into a single feed, and stay separated per mosque under My masjids.

What if my mosque is not there yet?

Then nobody has registered it. Whoever looks after that mosque can apply from the same app, and once it is verified it appears in search and in the nearby list. The walkthrough is worth showing to its caretakers.

Does any of this cost me anything?

No. Finding a mosque, following it, reading its events and setting reminders are free. The paid plans only concern the screens a mosque puts up, never the people who follow it.

Is this a different app from the caretakers’ one?

It is exactly the same one — there is no separate app for the community. The only difference is your role at a given mosque: owners and admins see the management menu, everyone else sees the mosque as the community sees it.