About · UMRATECH
A free Muslim app, built independently.
Everyday Muslim is made by UMRATECH, a small independent company founded by Tahir to build free, privacy-focused Islamic apps with no ads. This page explains who we are, how we work and how to reach us.
- Independent
- Free & ad-free
- Privacy first
Who makes Everyday Muslim
UMRATECH stands for Ummat Muhammad Rasool Allah Technologies. Tahir founded it on his own, without outside backers or investors, with the intention of building Islamic apps that are free to use, carry no advertising and respect the privacy of the people who use them.
UMRATECH and the Everyday Muslim app are owned by Tahir rather than by a larger corporation. The project is supported by its users and by sponsors, who are listed on the homepage.
Meet our sponsorsWhy the app is free and ad-free
The app was started as an alternative for Muslims who were uncomfortable with how worship apps handled personal data and with advertising shown inside them. Everyday Muslim does not show ads, and its core prayer, Quran and Qibla tools are free.
Some features use online services, such as optional backups and sharing with Khair Partners. The privacy policy describes what is collected, why, and the choices you have.
Read the privacy policyHow we handle religious content
The app and this website help Muslims organize everyday worship; they do not issue religious rulings. Quran and hadith references name their source, and English renderings are translations of meaning. Calculation methods for prayer times and Hijri dates are presented as settings to match your trusted local practice.
For questions about your own circumstances, please speak with a qualified teacher or your local mosque.
Our journal and editorial standards
The Everyday Muslim journal publishes practical articles about routines and the technology behind them. Articles are written under the byline of Tnas, link to their sources, and follow a published editorial policy that explains how we use AI assistance, check sources and correct mistakes.
Read the editorial policyContact us
For app support, corrections or accessibility issues, email support@umratech.com. For sponsorship and business enquiries, email admin@umratech.com. UMRATECH also publishes other apps, which are listed on our links page.
A few useful answers
Before you begin.
Who owns Everyday Muslim?
Everyday Muslim is made by UMRATECH, a company founded and owned by Tahir. It was started independently, without outside investors.
Is Everyday Muslim really free?
Yes. The app is free to download and does not show ads. Optional features that use online services are explained in the privacy policy.
Does the app give religious rulings?
No. It provides tools, references and settings. Ask a qualified teacher about your own situation.
How can I report a mistake?
Email support@umratech.com with the page or screen and the passage you want us to review.
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