Fajr alarm: Barakah

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Barakah – Wake Up for Fajr Waking up for Fajr is one of the hardest habits to build — and one of the most rewarding. Barakah is the Fajr alarm app built specifically for Muslims who are serious about their morning prayer, not just their sleep schedule. Most alarm apps let you snooze forever. Barakah doesn't. To dismiss your alarm, you complete a mission — solve a math problem, shake your phone 30 times, do squats, take a photo of the sky, touch grass outside, or place your prayer rug in front of the camera. By the time you're done, you're awake, standing, and ready for salah. No more rolling over and missing Fajr. Built around your Fajr routine Set your alarm once, pick your mission, and let Barakah handle the rest. Recurring alarms run every day of the week automatically. Snooze is limited — you get three chances, two minutes apart, and then the mission is mandatory. The alarm plays whatever sound you choose: Azan, Surah Al-Fatiha, Quran recitations, or a loud alarm if you're a heavy sleeper. Track your consistency Every morning you complete your mission, Barakah records it. Watch your day streak grow, earn badges at milestones, and check your Fajr consistency score week by week. The insights page shows your average wake-up time, your weekly Fajr count, and a full daily history of every morning you showed up. Why Barakah works when other alarms don't The problem with missing Fajr isn't laziness — it's that your brain is still asleep when you hit snooze. A physical or mental mission forces your body into wakefulness before you've had a chance to make the wrong decision. It's the same reason the Prophet described Shaitan tying knots on the back of your neck — you need to physically get up and move to undo them. Barakah is not a productivity app dressed up with Islamic branding. It is one thing: a tool to help you wake up for Fajr, consistently, for the rest of your life. Features - Fajr alarm with mission-based dismissal - Math problems, shake detection, squats via camera, sky photo, grass photo, prayer rug photo - Azan alarm sounds, Quran recitations, motivational tones - Streak tracking, badges, Fajr consistency score - Daily wake-up history and weekly reports - Limited snooze — 3 times, 2 minutes each - Recurring alarms by day of week ## Payments and Subscriptions Barakah offers optional paid subscriptions: - Weekly: $3.99 - Monthly:$9.99 - Yearly:$23.99 May Allah put barakah in your mornings. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/? privacy policy: https://sticky-guan-900.notion.site/Privacy-policy-3dafcf5af15a80d58558c6424c99311b