Fajr Mission: Fajr Alarm

You set an alarm for Fajr. You hit snooze. You wake up at 9am with the prayer long gone, and the guilt follows you all day. Fajr Mission does not let that happen. There is no snooze button. To turn the alarm off, you complete a short mission first: solve a quick math problem, scan a code you placed out of arm's reach the night before, walk a set number of steps, shake your phone, or type out a dhikr. Whichever mission you pick, it forces your body and mind awake before the sound ever stops. Falling back asleep right after the alarm is just as common as sleeping through it. That is why Fajr Mission runs a Wake-Up Check a few minutes later, a second, lighter confirmation that you are actually up and not dozing off again. Your Fajr time is calculated automatically from your exact location and refreshed every day, no manual setup needed. You get full Azan playback, a real alarm sound built to actually wake you up, a daily streak to track your consistency, an evening reminder so you go to bed on time, a home screen widget showing the time until Fajr, and a daily reminder with a short verse, hadith, or dua to start your day right. Fajr Mission also follows your other four prayers, without ever ringing for them: only Fajr rings and carries a mission. For each of the other four, you choose what happens at its time — nothing, a notification, or a notification with the adhan — off by default until you turn it on. The app shows all five daily prayer times and counts down to whichever one comes next. You check off each prayer you have prayed in a daily journal, right from the notification, and the home screen widget always shows the next prayer coming up. And there are no ads. Not now, not ever. Fajr Mission is built to help you pray Fajr, not to sell your attention while you try. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://maceobasse.com/fajr-mission/privacy-policy