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Mithaq
/ميثاق/ — covenant
Make a covenant with yourself about your daily Quran practice — what you'll read, what you'll listen to, what you'll memorize — and keep it.
What it is
Mithaq is a Quran companion app built for Muslim students who want a daily practice they can actually keep.
The name ميثاق means covenant — a binding agreement you make with yourself. The app helps you set that covenant for your reading, listening, reflection, study, and memorization — then quietly tracks your part of the bargain.
Five modes of practice
Read
A clean Mushaf reader that picks up exactly where you stopped. No re-finding your place every time you open the app.
Listen
Multi-reciter audio with proper lock-screen support. Pick a voice, hit play, walk away — the app behaves like a podcast app should.
Reflect
Share an ayah that touched you. See what touched others. A small social layer that stays focused on the verses, not on people.
Understand
Tafsir and translation when you want them, hidden when you don't. A second click, never the first impression.
Memorize
Track the surahs you're learning by heart. Mark progress in your own way, on your own pace.
Built with
Modern, boring, fast — the parts of the stack that get out of the reader's way. No fancy framework experiments; this needed to be reliable on a phone in a quiet moment.
Who built it
Mithaq is built by Salah Alkmali — a high-school math teacher and developer. I work on it solo, the same way I work on MATHLOGAME.
This is a side project, but it's a serious side project. It's the app I wanted for my own daily practice and never quite found in the form I needed. So I built it.
If you'd like to send feedback or suggest a feature, reach me here.