Minarah is a full-screen prayer reminder for macOS with elegant alerts, Smart Countdown, and Focus Mode — helping you stay on time for every Salah without breaking focus.
Never miss a prayer on your mac
Minarah is a full-screen prayer reminder for macOS with elegant alerts, Smart Countdown, and Focus Mode — helping you stay on time for every Salah without breaking focus.
Honestly? This app just works. I've tried other prayer reminders and they either look like they're from 2010 or spam you with notifications you end up ignoring. Minarah's full-screen thing is actually perfect – catches your attention without being annoying. The countdown to the next prayer is super handy when I'm trying to figure out if I can squeeze in one more task or should just pray now. Focus Mode is clutch when I'm in the zone but still want to keep track of time. Only real gripe is the se
We just launched Minarah.app for MacOS. Everyone knows the Pomodoro rule: work 25 minutes, break 5 minutes. Why? Because breaks work. They reset your brain, boost focus, and make you more productive. But here’s the thing: most of us skip the most powerful breaks available: prayer, reflection, or simply stepping away with intention. That’s what Minarah makes effortless. For Muslims, these lines up perfectly with Salah, obligatory prayers throughout the day that double as built-in resets for mind,
Minarah is a beautifully designed app—having elegant reminders and a focus mode makes it much easier to stay consistent with prayers. Are there plans to add customization for alert styles or sounds?
The full - screen alerts and Focus Mode look super useful for staying on track with Salah without being disruptive. Users talking about how it’s not spammy and actually helps them be punctual is a great sign.
This hits a real need. Been relying on my phone for prayer times, but it always ends up dragging me back into distractions. Having something Mac-native and full-screen is such a clean solution. Well done.
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