The pillars in practice: prayer, fasting, zakat, Hajj and Umrah, the sacred calendar, and tools to use day to day.
When Ramadan is expected to start, a suhūr and ifṭār timetable for Sydney or wherever you are, a plan to read the Qur'an in thirty days, the du'āʾ for breaking the fast and Laylat al-Qadr, and the rules in short with their evidence.
What the Sunna asks of a Muslim family when someone dies, step by step: the words to say in Arabic, washing and shrouding, the janāzah prayer, burial and mourning, and the practical steps in Sydney and NSW, including the coroner.
Follow any of the five prayers position by position on your phone: what to do, what to say in Arabic with transliteration and meaning, how many rakʿahs are left, the hadith behind each step, and where the four schools pray it differently.
The Hijri date and next prayer, prayer times anywhere, a live qibla compass, morning and evening adhkār with counters, du'ā' in Arabic, a daily checklist, what to carry, and a zakat calculator. Save it to your phone.
Qubāʾ, Uḥud, al-Baqīʿ, Ḥirāʾ, Thawr, Badr and more: what happened at each place, the Qur'an and hadith behind it, what is Sunna when you visit, and what has no basis.
A phone-first companion for Umrah: each rite in order, tap counters for ṭawāf and saʿī, every du'ā' and verse in Arabic, and labels showing what rests on the Qur'an and sound hadith and what is a scholars' position.
The same rules as my parents' Ramadan, in very different circumstances: what the Qur'an says, what breaks a fast in each school, why Sydney mosques start on different days, and the likely 2027 dates.
What actually happens on the prayer mat, five times a day: the words, what they mean, the times in Sydney, and where the Ḥanafī, Mālikī, Shāfiʿī, Ḥanbalī and Jaʿfarī schools do it differently.
Where the five pillars and six articles of faith actually come from: one conversation in the mosque at Medina, set beside the Twelver roots and branches.
Who owes zakat, on what, and how much: the gold and silver thresholds, jewellery, shares and super, giving to family, Twelver khums, and paying in Australia, with a calculator.
Why the Islamic year is lunar and drifts through the seasons, how ʿUmar came to count from the Hijra, which days in the year matter and why, and why your app and your mosque can disagree by a day.
What the pilgrimage is, rite by rite and day by day from Jābir's account of the Prophet's Hajj, where the schools differ, and how to get there from Australia through Nusuk without being scammed.