Miqah is a Hajj and Umrah companion for your phone. It plans the trip, walks you through each rite, counts every round and pebble, and keeps working when the signal doesn’t.
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لَبَّيْكَ اللَّهُمَّ لَبَّيْكَ
Labbayk Allahumma labbayk. Here I am, O Allah, here I am.
Hajj and Umrah ask a lot of you at once: papers, rulings, crowds, heat, and a head full of duas. Miqah holds the practical side, so your attention can stay where it belongs.
What it does for you
Everything in Miqah, by what it gives you.
112 features in 9 groups. Pick the one you care about, or scroll through them all.
Planning · 16 features
Arrive ready, not rushed.
Tell Miqah whether you are going for Umrah or Hajj and when you leave. It works out what to do, and when.
Home
A countdown that knows what’s next
Give Miqah your departure date and Home becomes your plan: days to go, how prepared you are, and the next thing to sort out, with anything overdue flagged.
Umrah or Hajj
Tamattu’, Qiran or Ifrad
Plan › Prepare
One checklist for papers, health, packing and the heart
Passport, visa, vaccines, bookings and packing, each with when to do it and why. It begins with the intention. Rules that change, like visas and permits, show the date they were last checked.
Plan › Prepare
Your days, city by city
A suggested itinerary for the length of your trip: Makkah first or Madinah first, at a standard or a family pace. Tap a day to change it.
The days of Hajj built in
Home
The last 48 hours
Two days before you fly, Home turns into a leave-home list: the ihram kit in your hand luggage, the hotel card filled in, your documents saved. It can add a calendar alarm for entering ihram on the flight.
And 12 more in planning
Two hotels on one cardMakkah and Madinah, each with its Arabic name, nearest gate and meeting point.
Document vaultCopies of your papers, encrypted with a PIN only you know.
What to do whenEvery item has an ideal lead time, so you see what is due now and what can wait.
Already sorted?Booked before you installed? Tick it all on one sheet.
The written intentionWrite why you are going. Miqah brings it back on the first day and on Arafah.
Your Mina campFor Hajj, the camp, maktab and group leader sit beside the hotel.
Packing by bagFilter the list by ihram bag, carry-on or suitcase.
Travelling with childrenTheir passports, visas and vaccines join your timeline.
Share my readinessSend your group how prepared you are.
Ready for no signalA check before you fly that everything is saved on the phone.
Prayer times at homeYour own city’s times while you prepare.
Calendar exportAdd prayer times and the days of Hajj to your calendar.
Learning · 12 features
Know what you are doing, and why.
Short lessons before you go, and the evidence behind each step when you are there.
Plan › Learn
The whole rite, then the detail
Learn opens with the rite in order, then goes deeper: essentials, questions and answers, and the history of the places. Search finds anything, from Zamzam to a missed lap.
Rites
Essentials
Q&A
History
Plan › Quiz
A quiz that unlocks as you learn
Multiple choice and true or false, level by level. Score 80% to open the next, and each answer shows its source.
Separate levels for Hajj
A certificate at the end
Plan › Learn
A few cards a day
Daily knowledge cards on spaced repetition, paced to your departure date, with your quiz mistakes mixed in.
Plan › Learn
For sisters, in one place
Everything that differs for women in a five-minute read: ihram clothing, periods, the women’s areas and staying together.
And 8 more in learning
Hajj in 5 daysOne tile for each day of Hajj, with its expected date. Tap a day to open it in the rites guide.
Quiz levelsSee what each level covers and what it takes to pass.
Donations and scamsHow to give safely, and the common rip-offs to watch for.
“Why?” on every stepThe evidence behind each action, with its reference.
Today’s rulingsOn each day of Hajj, the rulings that matter that day.
Where the schools differThe four schools are named, not folded into one view.
Review my mistakesDrill only the questions you got wrong.
CertificateFinish the circuit and get a certificate with your name.
Performing the rites · 19 features
Each rite, one step at a time.
When you are tired and the crowd is moving, you should not have to remember what comes next.
Umrah › Steps & duas
Every step in order, with its dua
The whole rite as a walkthrough: what to do, what to say and why. Duas come in Arabic, transliteration and meaning.
Guidance for sisters
A story for the kids
Umrah › Counters
Count rounds without losing your place
One big ring for tawaf and one for sa’i. Tap after each round and Miqah tells you which round you are on, with the dua for where you are standing.
Wudu check before tawaf
Undo a round
Nafl tawaf too
Focus mode
Eyes on the Kaaba, not the screen
Go full-screen and tap anywhere to count. The screen stays awake until you are done.
Tap anywhere
Screen stays awake
Home, on Hajj
It knows which day of Hajj it is
From the 8th of Dhul Hijjah, Home shows the rite for the day and when it must happen. On the 9th that is the standing at Arafah, from Dhuhr until sunset.
Dates you can correct
Your camp on every card
Hajj › Counters
Seven pebbles, counted per pillar
A counter for each jamrah on each day, with the time window for stoning that day.
And 14 more in performing the rites
Walk me through itOne step to a screen, with Done and Next.
A checklist for each day of HajjFrom the intention on the 8th to the last day of stoning.
The Jamarat, drawn simplyThe three pillars in the order you meet them, and where to pause for dua. Not to scale.
Tamattu’, Qiran or IfradThe steps follow the kind of Hajj you intend.
More than one UmrahRecord a completed Umrah and start the next.
A map of the matafWhere the Black Stone corner, the Hijr and the Safa exit are.
Spoken countOn phones with a built-in voice, hear the count through earphones.
Time left on ArafahA countdown to sunset on the 9th.
The stoning windowEach day’s time for stoning, and the order if you are making one up.
Stoning on someone’s behalfCount pebbles for the people you are stoning for.
When something goes wrongLost count, a pebble that missed, a break in wudu: what to do.
Log it laterCould not tap at the time? Add the day afterwards.
If your period startsWhat changes for the rites, for Umrah and for Hajj.
Print the ritesThe steps and duas as a page to print or save.
Duas and dhikr · 8 features
The words, when you need them.
Arabic, transliteration and meaning for the duas of the rites, and a place for your own.
More › Duas
Every dua, with a Listen button
The essential duas in Arabic, transliteration and meaning. Tap one to read it full-screen in the Haram, or Listen where your phone has an Arabic voice.
More › Duas
The duas you were asked to make
Keep a list of your own duas and the ones people asked of you. Read them full-screen, one at a time, and mark each as asked.
Daily › Tools
A tasbih in your pocket
A dhikr counter with the common phrases and targets of 33, 34, 100 and 1000. On Hajj it adds the Talbiyah, the dua of Arafah and the takbir.
And 5 more in duas and dhikr
Duas that follow the dayOn Hajj, the dua of Arafah comes first on the 9th, and the takbir after it.
A counter for the dua of ArafahTap as you repeat it on the day.
Full-screen dhikrThe tasbih has a focus mode too.
Starters for your listBegin with the people who asked you to pray for them.
A new roundAsked them all? Start the list again.
Tracking · 13 features
Make every day there count.
The days between the rites are the ones that slip away. Miqah gives each of them a shape.
Daily › Today
The day at a glance
Prayer times for Makkah and Madinah, the day’s worship checklist, your hotel and meeting point, and a row for each child’s day.
Times worked out on the phone when offline
Home, in Ramadan
Ramadan mode
Travelling in Ramadan? Home counts down to iftar and suhoor, and marks the odd nights of the last ten.
Daily › TodayNew
One line a day
A private journal with one line for each day. It stays on your phone and in your backup.
After each Umrah or Hajj
A keepsake of the day you did it
Miqah notes the time of each rite as you tick it. When you finish, it becomes an image to keep, with a line from your journal if you choose.
And 9 more in tracking
Stats and streaksThe days you logged, and how consistent you were.
Home againThirty days of habits to keep: prayers on time, Quran and dhikr.
Tick a prayer in one tapStraight from the prayer times row.
Prayer remindersA notice before each prayer, made on the phone.
Excused daysFor sisters: prayer and tawaf rows pause without breaking a streak.
WaterA simple tracker for the hot days.
Your Hajj, day by dayA record of each day, with a keepsake at the end.
Share my progressAn image of your trip so far.
My journeysAn archive of past trips, and a start on the next.
Finding your way · 11 features
Visit with purpose. Find your way back.
The places worth seeing, what they mean, and how to get there and home again.
Places
Ziyarah with purpose
The sites of Makkah and Madinah, each with what happened there, a practical tip, a one-tap map, and a card to show your driver in Arabic.
Near me
Walking times from your hotel
Places
What you need before you go
Where a visit needs a permit, like the Rawdah, Miqah says so, links the official page, and shows the date it last checked.
Places
Getting around
The Haramain train, the Makkah and Madinah buses and taxis, and on Hajj the Mashaer metro and the walking routes. Each fact carries the date it was checked. No fares are given, because they change.
And 8 more in finding your way
Qibla compassPoints to the Kaaba using your phone’s sensors.
Am I inside Arafah?How to read the signs that mark Arafah, Muzdalifah and Mina.
Show your driverAny place, in Arabic, on a card to hold up.
Access notesPermits, opening hours, men-only cemeteries and climbs, before you set off.
Route plannerNearest first from your hotel, stop by stop.
Madinah sightseeing busThe hop-on hop-off stops and routes on one card.
Save my campSave where your camp is in Mina, to find it again.
Mark visitedKeep count of where you have been.
Staying safe · 14 features
When words fail, show the screen.
Six cards made to be handed to a stranger. Arabic first, your language underneath, and always white so they can be read in full sun.
I’m lostYour name, who to call and where you are from. Medical notes only if you choose to show them.
Show a phraseMedical and wayfinding phrases, with Listen where your phone has an Arabic voice.
If a child is lostA card for each child, with your number in large digits.
My camp in MinaArea, street, camp and gate numbers in both languages.
Take me to my hotelThe hotel’s name in Arabic, with call and map buttons.
Emergency numbers911 and the Saudi help lines, with the date they were last checked.
And 8 more in staying safe
A plan for the heatThe signs of heatstroke, what to do, and who to call.
Medicine remindersYour medicines and their times, with reminders made on the phone.
Hotel check-inThe questions you need at the desk, in Arabic.
About meCountry, languages and a contact at home, on the lost card.
Pocket cardsPrint the lost, hotel, camp and child cards for when the phone dies.
Home-screen shortcutsReach I’m lost and Help from the app icon.
Cards that follow the dayOn Hajj, the lost and driver cards show your camp, not your hotel.
Family meeting pointOne place to regroup, shown on the help card.
Family and group · 8 features
Bring the family and the group along.
Few people make this journey alone. Miqah has something for the children, the parents and the group leader.
Home
A simpler Home for a parent’s phone
Set Miqah up for someone else and Home becomes the status card and four big buttons: count, duas, I’m lost and prayer times.
Larger text
Set up on one sheet
Plan › Quiz
A quiz made for small hands
Kids’ corner asks big-button questions and can read them aloud.
Read it to me
Stars to earn
Plan › Quiz
Stories for the journey
Read-aloud stories about the rites and the sites for ages 6 to 10, each with a moment to tell it: while you wait for tawaf to begin, for one.
And 5 more in family and group
Group setup linkA leader shares the trip setup. Everyone applies it in one tap, or pastes the link in.
Share the itinerarySend the plan for the days to everyone travelling.
Daily starsEach child earns five a day, apart from your own tracker.
A story at each step“Story for the kids” sits inside the rites guide.
Your group leader on the cardsThe lost card tells a stranger who to call.
Trust · 11 features
Every reference numbered. Every changing fact dated.
A wrong ruling does real harm, so Miqah shows its working. Facts that change, like visas, permits, vaccines, phone numbers and transport, carry the date they were last checked and a link to the official page.
SourcesNew
Every hadith and Quran reference in one searchable list, with its number, its grade where one is stated, and where the app uses it.
Report a correctionNew
A button under every article, dua, step and place opens an email with the item already named. Miqah sends nothing itself.
What’s newNew
After each update, a short note says what changed in plain words.
A study companion, not a fatwa service.Citations have been checked against the source texts. Review by a qualified scholar and a native-speaker check of the Arabic phrase cards are still pending, and the app says so. For a ruling on your own situation, ask a scholar you trust.
Private by design
No account. No ads. No analytics.
Nothing to sign up for
What you enter is saved in your phone’s own storage. The developer cannot see it.
Works with no signal
Once opened, Miqah runs offline. With a connection it fetches only prayer times, its fonts and its own updates.
Yours to keep or erase
Export a backup file whenever you like, import it on a new phone, or reset and wipe everything.
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