Ihtisab

Ihtisab is a private, offline tool for honest daily self-accounting — muhasabah. It makes your own practice visible to you, accurately, without turning worship into a game. It tracks: • The five daily prayers — a simple Prayed or Missed, one tap. • Qada — a make-up ledger for prayers owed, with a starting estimate you can revise at any time. • Sunnah prayers — rawatib, witr, tahajjud, and ishraq. • Qur'an — by juz and quarter, so you can see which portions you've read. • Athkar — morning and evening sessions, read through at your own pace. • Sunnah fasting, Surah al-Mulk nightly, and Surah al-Kahf on Fridays. Built around a few principles: • Count acts, never reward. It logs what you did — it never totals "hasanat," awards points, or blends everything into a single score. • Private by default. No account, no server, no network. Everything stays on your device. There is no share sheet and nothing to sign in to. • Blunt about patterns, quiet about incidents. A single missed prayer gets no comment; a prayer missed often gets named, with the number. • Forward-looking. It shows the next window opening. A missed prayer is recorded plainly — never an alarm, never a guilt notification. The face is a sky-clock: the colours shift through the day with the computed prayer times, from a dark night to a parchment noon. Prayer times are calculated on your device from your location — nothing is sent anywhere. If you don't share a location, the app simply shows no times rather than guessing. A home-screen widget shows the current window and how long is left. No ads. No purchases. No analytics. No tracking.