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Understand the usable space between prayers before committing to more than the day can hold.
Prayer-aware daily planning
Plan the day between prayers.
Give work, study, family, exercise, and worship a place inside the day—while the five salah remain the anchors that hold it together.
- Prayer-aware timeline
- Apple Calendar import
- Routines & habits
01 — A different frame
Your calendar can remember what comes first.
Most planners treat salah as five more appointments. Deen Over Dunya treats them as the structure.
Your day appears in the natural spaces between Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. That makes it easier to judge what truly fits, notice overloaded blocks, and place demanding tasks where you have the time and energy to complete them.
Bring in events from Apple Calendar when you choose, then add tasks and routines without flattening your deen and dunya into one undifferentiated list.
Place tasks intentionally
Organize study, work, worship, health, and family responsibilities in a prayer-aware daily flow.
Build repeatable rhythms
Create routines and habits that attach meaningful actions to dependable moments in the day.
02 — Bring the day together
Your commitments, with your permission.
Apple Calendar import brings selected device events into the daily view so you can plan with the commitments you already have. Deen Over Dunya does not claim third-party school or work calendar integrations in the current release.
- Optional Apple Calendar import
- Prayer-aware task placement
- Clearer calendar and prayer flows in version 1.1
