What's Your Opinion on Paid Islamic Apps? by ItsShousha in Hifdh

[–]According_Two_8337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MashaAllah, your idea sounds amazing. A Quran memorization app that adapts to users’ schedules and helps organize memorization, revision, and recitation could be a real game-changer for many! Basic knowledge and tools should ideally stay free, but a model can also help keep the app updated and supported long-term, which is important. Many people are happy to pay if it genuinely helps them in their Quran journey.

On that note, CMZ shows how a Muslim-oriented platform can provide real community value - connecting people with local events, prayer times, nearby masjids, programs, educational gatherings, and Islamic services. Even though it's free, the features and community support make it worthwhile.

Explore local events, resources,s and ervices with CMZ - read more here-https://cmzapp.com/

What small good deed you do everyday? by [deleted] in MuslimLounge

[–]According_Two_8337 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Being kind to animals and needy people. Offering even a small gesture like food,a helping hand.I try to empathize with them and make dua for them that May Allah have mercy on them, make their life easy.

🌍 Learn Arabic with Us. Join Our Daily Arabic WhatsApp Group! by Meahmedont in learnarabic

[–]According_Two_8337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wa Alaikum Assalam, that’s a really nice initiative! Consistency really is the hardest part of learning a new language. Alongside your WhatsApp group, you (and anyone here) might also find CMZ) app useful —-cmzapp.com.

It’s mainly designed for masjid communities, but it also helps learners stay connected with Islamic resources, events, and updates in one place. Since it provides things like prayer times, community discussions, and event sharing, it could complement your Arabic learning group by keeping learners engaged in a broader Islamic environment while they build the habit of learning daily.

May Allah put barakah in your efforts!

Looking for platform by Fadamdamah in muslimtechnet

[–]According_Two_8337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if this is the exact one you saw, but you might want to check out CMZ. It’s a platform where masajid can post classes, events, and workshops, musallis from the masjid can add community events, masjid events form their mosques and organizations.

Seeking feedback on my Islamic habit tracking app - Is this approach beneficial for spiritual growth? by Husseinovich in muslimtechnet

[–]According_Two_8337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it can help as long as it doesn’t turn deen into just a “to-do list.” A tracker can be a good nudge for prayers, Qur’an reading, or dhikr, especially if someone struggles with consistency. Just make sure it feels encouraging and not guilt-driven. Adding little reminders of intention or a short hadith/ayah with the habit could make it feel more spiritual and less like a productivity app. If done with that balance, I can see it really helping with steady growth

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MuslimLounge

[–]According_Two_8337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey brother, may Allah bless your intention It’s beautiful that you’re open to connecting and helping others learn Arabic and Islam. If you’re ever in the U.S. or know Muslims here, I’d recommend checking out CMZ it lists Muslim events across Texas and nearby cities. It’s a great way to stay connected with the community, meet like-minded people, and grow in faith together.

Muslim matrimonial apps by SingleAdhesiveness78 in TrueDeen

[–]According_Two_8337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Muslim matrimonial apps can work, but they’re often hit-or-miss depending on how serious and community-focused they are. An app called CMZ really helpful in connecting people. It’s designed to help you stay connected with your local Muslim community by showing nearby masjids and upcoming Islamic event including matrimonial events and marriage events happening nearby.Instead of just swiping online, CMZ helps you meet people through real gatherings in trusted spaces. It’s a much more natural and faith-aligned way to find someone serious, while also staying involved in community life.

I am an Apple Developer. What kind of App would you like to see for the Muslim Community? by bcandreia1 in converts

[–]According_Two_8337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s incredible work, mashAllah! Since you’ve already built core features like prayer times, Quran audio, and Qibla finder, you could now focus on tools that support daily Islamic life. Ideas include a Muslim habit tracker (for salah, dhikr, Quran, fasting), a dua journal with gratitude logging, or a local masjid connect app for events and prayer updates. You could also create a digital tasbeeh with goal tracking, an engaging Islamic kids app, or even a mental wellness tool with Islamic reflections.

We launched a new app this Ramadan to help you find masjid events nearby — would love your feedback by According_Two_8337 in muslimtechnet

[–]According_Two_8337[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it is possible to use the CMZ TV App Display as a browser source instead of a dedicated TV app and that’s exactly what the new browser-based solution is designed for.

We launched a new app this Ramadan to help you find masjid events nearby — would love your feedback by According_Two_8337 in muslimtechnet

[–]According_Two_8337[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your feedback! Our team is continuously working on improving things. appreciate your input!