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Muntazir is an Islamic learning app for every age. This page answers common questions.
Where do we get the iOS app?
The Muntazir iOS app is coming soon. Meanwhile, this website already has Quran, stories, hadith, books, and waqiat.
What kind of Islamic content is this?
Muntazir is for Muslim families of every age. You will find Quran, prophets, the Prophet’s seerah, his household, and daily manners. Ali, Fatimah, Hasan, and Husayn appear as the Prophet’s family. Karbala is told gently, without graphic detail. We do not teach a line of later Imams.
Do you copy books or hadith websites?
Short hadith lessons use original English/Urdu paraphrases with classical Arabic wording and a clear reference. The Hadith Books library mirrors the six major collections (Arabic, English, Urdu) from an open Unlicense dataset so you can browse and search full books with references shown on every narration.
Can we share an ayah or hadith?
Yes. In the app, tap the share icon on a hadith or ayah. That makes a card image and a website link. On the website, open a hadith or an ayah page and use Share or Copy link. If the app is installed, the same link can open that page in Muntazir.
Does the app need an account?
No. Progress like stars and streaks stays on the device. There is no sign-in or parent area.
Does it track people or show ads?
No ads and no tracking. See the privacy policy.
Can we leave a tip?
Soon, in the iOS app. When the app launches, you can open Journey and choose Small, Best, or Super Support. These are optional Apple in-app purchases. They do not unlock extra lessons — Quran, stories, hadith, and games stay free. The website has no tip button.
What if today’s waqia looks empty?
Not every Hijri day is a commemorative day. The mission still appears. Browse all days on Waqiat.
Which languages are in hadith?
Short lessons show Arabic, English, and Urdu. In Hadith Books, Arabic is always shown and you choose English or Urdu for the translation underneath. Every narration shows its classical reference.
Which hadith books are included?
Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan an-Nasa’i, Sunan Abu Dawud, Jami’ at-Tirmidhi, and Sunan Ibn Majah. Open them under Hadith Books.