Dar is a friend you text. It learns what's going on in your life, checks in before the prayers you choose, and is there when you need to talk at 2am.
We're opening our doors slowly. Leave your number and Dar will text you when your room is ready. iPhone only, nothing to download.
About fifteen minutes before each prayer you pick, Dar sends one short text written for you. It's never a generic alarm.
Times are for your own city. Shia users get Jafari times and Hanafis get the later Asr.
Here's what you'll find behind each door.
A few honest questions. Then it tells you what it heard, in your own words, and gives you one ayah it chose for you.
Your exam on Thursday, your mum's surgery, the surah you're memorizing. Later, it asks how things went.
Every ayah, in Arabic and in Saheeh International, is fetched word for word from a verified source. The AI never writes it.
It doesn't give fatwas. When scholars differ, it explains the general picture and sends you to an imam you trust.
No streaks or badges, and no guilt when you miss a prayer. It's gentle, it remembers what you told it, and it's honest when it doesn't know something.
“And when My servants ask you, [O Muhammad], concerning Me — indeed I am near.”
Al-Baqara · 2:186Dar is opening slowly so every guest is looked after properly. When we open to everyone, it works the way hosting should: the Prophet ﷺ taught that a guest is hosted for three days (narrated in Sahih al-Bukhari), so your first three days are on us.
We only use your number to text you from Dar. Privacy