Ask in your own words
Mood, a verse reference, a fiqh question, or “what can you do?” — the assistant classifies your message and replies with an ayah, an explanation, audio, or a prayer-timer action.
Islamic companion · iPhone & Telegram
The door to your deen, open every day.
Read and listen to the Quran. Search authentic hadith. Never miss salah. Ask in your own words — and get an answer rooted in the tradition, not a social feed.
Full Quran · 114 surahs · 30 juz
Kutub al-Sittah
Salah reminders
EN · AR · RU
What you get
Everything you reach for after the adhan — in one place.
DeenDoor is built for daily practice: recitation, understanding, salah, and honest questions. Not a news feed. Not a debate forum.
Quran you can read and hear
Arabic text, translation, tafsir of as-Saʿdī and Ibn Kathīr, recitation audio, search, and all 30 juz. Open a surah, jump to 2:255, or ask for something that fits the moment.
Hadith from the six books
Browse and search Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī, Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim, Abū Dāwūd, at-Tirmidhī, an-Nasāʾī, and Ibn Mājah — the Kutub al-Sittah — in your language.
Salah that finds you
Times calculated for your city. Reminders before Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. Turn them on or off in one sentence, or from settings.
One account, every door
Sign in with email, Google, or Telegram. Link them and your chat history, prayer settings, and subscription stay with you.
English, Arabic, Russian
Interface, Quran translations, hadith, reminders, and AI replies follow the language you choose. Switch anytime in your profile.
Islamic AI
Guidance when a search box is not enough.
Type as you speak. DeenDoor understands requests like “give me an ayah for grief,” “play al-Fatiha,” “what is ghusl?,” or “turn off prayer alerts.” It answers from the Quran and authentic hadith — and it refuses topics outside Islam.
- Ayahs matched to a mood, situation, or exact reference (for example 2:255 or 94:5–6)
- Longer Q&A on belief, worship, and everyday practice
- Audio of an ayah, a range, or a full surah
- Help text that lists what the assistant can do
Clear limits, on purpose
DeenDoor is an educational companion, not a mufti. It will not invent a fatwa for your personal case, and it will not chat about anything outside Islam and the product itself.
For a ruling that depends on your situation, take the answer to a scholar you trust. We built it that way so you can use it with a clear heart.
Free accounts get one AI question per week (Monday–Sunday, UTC). Premium is unlimited. Quran, hadith, and prayer tools stay free.
Library
Quran and hadith, ready when you are.
A serious catalog — not a handful of quotes. Open it to recite, to understand, or to check a narration.
The Noble Quran
- All 114 surahs with Arabic text and transliteration
- Translations in English, Arabic, and Russian
- Tafsir of as-Saʿdī and Ibn Kathīr
- Search across translations
- 30 juz with names and ayah ranges
- Recitation audio streamed for an ayah, a range, or a surah
- Random ayah when you want a reminder, not a plan
Kutub al-Sittah
- Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī
- Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim
- Sunan Abī Dāwūd
- Jāmiʿ at-Tirmidhī
- Sunan an-Nasāʾī
- Sunan Ibn Mājah
- Browse by collection or search the text in your language
Salah
Prayer times that follow you — not the other way around.
Set your city once. DeenDoor builds a schedule for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha, then reminds you before each prayer.
On iPhone
The app syncs a multi-day schedule and uses local notifications, so reminders still fire even if you are briefly offline.
On Telegram
Our worker sends the reminder to your chat at the right time. Same prayer names, same language you chose.
One switch
Link the app and the bot and a single “namaz alarm” flag controls both. Turn it off anywhere — both channels stop.
How it works
Three steps. Then it stays out of the way.
Open a door
Download the iPhone app or start the Telegram bot. Create an account with email, Google, or your Telegram username.
Set salah, then explore
Turn on reminders, pick your language, and open a surah — or just ask: “give me something for gratitude.”
Upgrade if you outgrow free
Quran, hadith, and prayer stay free. When one AI question a week is not enough, Premium unlocks unlimited chat.
Why DeenDoor
Built as a companion, not a content mill.
| You need | DeenDoor | Generic Quran apps | Generic chatbots |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Quran + tafsir + audio | Yes | Often | Rarely |
| Kutub al-Sittah hadith | Yes | Sometimes one book | Uncited text |
| Salah reminders on phone and Telegram | Yes, one account | App only | No |
| Ask in plain language | Yes, Islam-only | Search boxes | Unscoped, ungrounded |
| English, Arabic, Russian | Yes | Varies | Varies |
Pricing
Start free. Pay only for unlimited questions.
The library and salah tools are not behind a paywall. Premium is for people who want the assistant every day.
Free
$0
- Full Quran, tafsir, audio, search, and juz
- Hadith from the six books
- Prayer times and reminders
- Account on iPhone and Telegram
- 1 AI question per calendar week
Premium · monthly
Unlimited AI chat
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited Islamic AI questions
- Same quota across app and Telegram once accounts are linked
- Subscribe in the app (App Store) or via a payment link in Telegram
- Cancel anytime in App Store settings or your billing provider
Get DeenDoor
Open the door on the phone you already use.
The iPhone app and the Telegram bot share one backend. Link them and you will not start over.
Google Play is coming next. Until then, Telegram works on any Android phone.
Questions
Straight answers before you install.
What is DeenDoor?
DeenDoor is an Islamic companion available as an iPhone app and a Telegram bot. It combines a full Quran (text, tafsir, audio, search, juz), the six major hadith collections, location-based prayer reminders, and an AI assistant that answers questions about Islam in English, Arabic, and Russian.
Is DeenDoor free?
Yes for the core practice: Quran, hadith, prayer times, and reminders. The AI assistant includes one free question per calendar week (Monday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59 UTC). Premium removes that limit. One quota is shared across the app and Telegram after you link accounts.
Is the AI a scholar? Can I take its answers as a fatwa?
No. DeenDoor is an educational assistant. It is prompted to argue from the Quran and authentic hadith, and it refuses off-topic requests — but it is not a mufti, not an imam, and not a substitute for a qualified scholar. Use it to learn and to find verses; take personal rulings to someone you trust.
Which languages can I use?
English, Arabic, and Russian. That covers the interface, Quran translations, hadith text where available, reminder wording, and AI replies. You can change language in your profile.
How do prayer times and reminders work?
You save a city or coordinates. We compute salah times and a reminder schedule. On iPhone, the app syncs several days ahead and the operating system fires local notifications. On Telegram, our server sends the message. If you disable reminders in either place, pending alerts are cleared. Linked accounts share one on/off setting.
Where does the Quran and hadith content come from?
Quran text, translations, and tafsir are loaded from established Islamic content sources used by the product (including widely used Russian tafsir of as-Saʿdī and Ibn Kathīr, and additional translations for English and Arabic). Hadith collections are the Kutub al-Sittah. Always treat any digital text as a convenience copy; a printed mushaf or a teacher remains the reference for recitation and law.
Can I use both the iPhone app and Telegram?
Yes. Create or log in with email, Google, or Telegram. From the app you can request a 6-digit code in Telegram to log in or to link an existing bot account. After linking, history, prayer settings, and your subscription belong to one profile.
How do I sign in with Telegram?
Open the bot and press Start at least once. In the app, enter your Telegram username, request a code, and type the 6-digit message we send you. Codes expire in 10 minutes. You never put your Telegram password into DeenDoor.
Is there an Android app?
An Android app is planned. Today you can use the Telegram bot on any Android phone, with the same Quran, hadith, prayer reminders, and AI chat.
Does it work offline?
iPhone prayer notifications, once synced, can fire without a live connection. Reading the catalog, search, audio, and AI chat need a network connection to our servers.
What do you do with my data?
We store the account you create (email and/or Telegram id), language, prayer settings and coordinates if you enable reminders, and chat history needed to run the product. We do not sell your data. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
How do I subscribe and cancel?
In the iPhone app, subscribe through the App Store. In Telegram, the bot sends a payment link. Premium lasts 30 days per cycle while it remains active. Cancel Apple subscriptions in iOS Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. After expiry you return to the free weekly AI limit; the library and salah tools remain available.
Who is DeenDoor for?
Muslims who want a quiet daily companion — new Muslims looking up a verse, busy people who miss Maghrib without a nudge, and anyone who would rather ask a careful assistant than scroll a comment section. It is not a social network and not a replacement for the masjid.
How do I contact you?
Email hello@deendoor.com for product questions, privacy requests, or partnership. We read every message.