Never miss a
sunnah fast again, Insha Allah

The Umm al-Qura calendar (the official Hijri calendar of Saudi Arabia), computed on our server from a built-in table — no external API — so it’s fast and private. If your local moon sighting runs a day ahead or behind, the ±1 sync adjuster lines your dates right up.

Yes. The ±1 “sync” adjuster shifts your Hijri date by a day either way, so reminders line up with your local moon sighting. Set it once at signup.

Only the evening before a recommended fasting day — and coinciding days (say a Monday that’s also a White Day) come as one combined email, never two. On top of that, a short Jumuah email every Thursday evening and a monthly Hijama (cupping) note on the 17th, Insha Allah.

That first click is double opt-in: nothing sends until you tap the confirmation link, so nobody can sign you (or anyone else) up without consent — and we know the address really works. Your email is used only to send the reminders you asked for; it is never sold or shared, and the one-click unsubscribe removes it anytime.

A gentle Friday-prep note every Thursday evening: a reminder to read Surah al-Kahf, send extra salawat, and watch for the hour of acceptance. It’s not a fast (singling out Friday to fast isn’t the sunnah), so it even comes during Ramadan — and never nudges you to fast on a Friday.

A once-a-month, optional note on the 17th of the Hijri month — one of the traditional 17th/19th/21st days for hijama (cupping). It’s not a fast and not obligatory, just a heads-up in case you’d like to book a session. It pauses during Ramadan like the fasting reminders, and you can turn it off separately anytime from your preferences page.

Yes — subscribe to our free .ics feed and the White Days, Ashura, Ramadan, the two Eids, Arafah, the Hijama days and more appear in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, refreshing themselves weekly. Grab it in the “Islamic dates & calendar” section above. Free forever, Insha Allah.

Yes — in the “Prefer notifications?” box above you can switch on push notifications for any device, no email address needed, and even pick your own nudge time (7 PM is the classic). It works on Android, Windows, Mac and Linux browsers; on iPhone and iPad you first add sunnahfast to your Home Screen (Share → Add to Home Screen), then switch notifications on from the installed app. You can use email, notifications, or both.

sunnahfast is an installable web app. On Android, Chrome offers “Add to Home screen” (or “Install app”); on iPhone use Share → Add to Home Screen. It then opens full-screen like any app, with the same reminders and calendar tools — no app store, no updates to manage.

Free forever, Insha Allah. It’s a small gift from IntegrAuth. No ads, no selling your email, ever.

Every email carries two links: “Manage preferences” lets you change your timezone, moon-sync or which reminders you receive, and the one-click unsubscribe stops everything instantly.

We stay silent all of Ramadan (you’re already fasting), and we never remind you to fast on the two Eids or the days of Tashreeq — those are days to celebrate, not fast.