Sunnah Habits

Sunnah Habits helps you take on the practices of the Prophet (peace be upon him) one at a time. Each practice carries the hadith it rests on — the collection, the number and the grading — with a link to the full report on sunnah.com. Nothing is presented without a source.

How it works

Choose one practice to start with, from any track. Mark it done at its natural anchor: after Fajr, before the first meal, on the way to bed. After 21 completed days it settles, and the app suggests the next practice in the track. Nothing joins your day without a tap, and only a few run at once, so the list stays short. Both the number of days and the number of active practices can be changed in Settings.

What is inside

108 practices across thirteen tracks: Morning, Eating & Drinking, Sleep, Speech & Character, Friday, Fasting, Prayer, Dhikr, Family & Home, Neighbours & Community, Body & Cleanliness, Travel & the Road, and Money & Work. Every one links to sunnah.com and shows the Arabic text alongside the grading. Du'as are given with transliteration and meaning.

Prayer times are computed on this device, using the calculation method and madhab you choose, so an anchor such as "after Fajr" resolves to a real time with no network.

Reminders are local and quiet: one per practice on the day it is due, with Done and Snooze on the notification itself.

Exemptions for travel, illness and menstruation hold a streak in place rather than breaking it.

Six languages: English, Russian, Kazakh, Turkish, Urdu and Arabic, with right-to-left layout for Arabic and Urdu.

Privacy

Everything stays on the phone. There is no account, no sync, no analytics and no ads, and the app makes no network calls. Location, if you choose to give it, is used only to compute prayer times on the device and is never uploaded. You can export everything as a JSON file, or delete all of it, at any time.

A note on the text: hadith translations in languages other than English are machine translated from the English and are marked as such in the app. The Arabic text of the hadith is always shown.