Built for the Ummah

Independent work / 2026—

Built for
the Ummah.

A growing record of useful software, services and physical products made for Muslim communities.

Selected work

Software / web / mobile

Hardware / connected displays

Built to be useful, not busy

Selected work

Things that exist
because they needed to.

01 / LIVE

PrayerTimes.dev

Prayer-time infrastructure that connects people, masajid and developers instead of making each of them solve the same problem again.

Mobile and web apps, a Masjid Portal and a developer API — one ecosystem for reliable prayer times and community-managed jamaat data.

Mobile appWebMasjid portalAPI
Visit PrayerTimes.dev
PrayerTimes.devConnected prayer times

Next prayer

MAGHRIB

20:14

App
Portal
API

02 / LIVE

PlaceOfRest.uk

Clearer access to Muslim burial and cemetery information at a time when people should not have to hunt for it.

A focused community resource built around clarity, practical information and making a difficult process easier to navigate.

Visit PlaceOfRest.uk
Place of RestUK

Find what matters.

CemeteriesBurial guidanceCommunity information

03 / PROTOTYPE

Connected Prayer Display

Taking prayer times off the phone and putting them somewhere useful in the room.

A dedicated display for homes, offices and community spaces, designed to pull live masjid times from the PrayerTimes.dev platform.

Currently on the workbench

Masjid Umar18:42

Next jamaat

Maghrib

00:32:18

Zuhr13:1013:30
Asr17:2518:00
Maghrib20:1420:19
Isha21:3022:00

Why build any of this?

Because technology is most interesting when it makes something genuinely easier for someone else.

Built for the Ummah is not a parent company and it is not another product brand. It is simply the home for the things I build with the Muslim community in mind.

Some are finished products. Some are infrastructure. Some are physical prototypes with wires still hanging out of them. They all belong here.

The workbench

More things will be built.

New community tools and hardware experiments will be added when they become real enough to be useful — not just because they make a nice card on a portfolio.