NINiyat

Stop Googling. Start Knowing.

Googling an Islamic question gets you 20 Reddit opinions and no answer. Niyat gives you one clear response — sourced from Quran and Hadith, every time.

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Clear answers from Quran, Hadith, and trusted scholars — in seconds.

Your lock screen is the screen you look at most. Niyat puts an ayah there — so the first thing you see when you pick up your phone is a verse, not a notification. ✅ Ayah widget on your lock screen, refreshed through the day ✅ Qur'an recitation on demand — comm

Niyat — Qur'an, prayer, and daily worship

You listen for hours every day — commute, chores, gym. How much of it is Quran? Niyat is like Spotify for the Quran: press play and let recitation fill the parts of your day that scrolling and playlists take now. ✅ Quran recitation on demand — for the commute,

Wake Up to a New Ayah

Wake up to a new ayah every day. The Quran, right on your lockscreen — without even opening the app.

20 Years of Prayer, Never Knew the Meaning

I've prayed for twenty years and never actually knew what I was saying. Niyat breaks down every ayah in plain English — sourced from Quran, Hadith, and trusted scholars.

I Don't Know Arabic. Now I Understand.

I don't know Arabic. But for the first time, I understand what I'm reading — Niyat walks through every ayah, sourced from Quran, Hadith, and trusted scholars.

Wind down to Qur'an recitation instead of scrolling.

Prayer on Your Lockscreen

You don't forget prayers on purpose. Life just gets loud. Sirat puts your next prayer on your lockscreen with a 15-minute warning — so you never miss Fajr, Dhuhr, or Asr again, no matter how busy the day gets.

Learn Islam the Right Way

Every new Muslim eventually hits the same wall — conflicting answers, contradicting YouTube videos, and no idea which source to trust. Sirat answers in plain language with Quran and Hadith citations. Thousands of reverts already use it.

Niyat — Qur'an, prayer, and daily worship

Clear answers from Quran, Hadith, and trusted scholars. In seconds.

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