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Tasks and challenges

Keep your own to-do list of good deeds, including your Qur'an plans, and build a habit with a daily challenge.

My Tasks

  1. Tap Tasks in Quick access. Active shows what's due, including your Qur'an plans, with the time left and the hasanah each one is worth. Past and Completed keep the rest.

    My Tasks showing a daily Juz 1 recitation plan with its deadline, hasanah and Partial and Complete buttons
  2. Tap Complete when you've done it, or Partial if you did only part. Mark all as completed ticks off everything at once.

  3. Tap New task to add one of your own — nobody else sees it. Give it a title, choose Anything or Quran, and how often it repeats: daily, every week, monthly, yearly or once. Tap Create task.

    New task form: Read Surah Al-Kahf on Friday, kind Anything, repeats every week
  4. The Activity logs tab lists everything you've done, with the hasanah it earned.

Challenges

  1. Tap Challenges in Quick access, then New challenge. A challenge is one thing done every day for a run of days.

  2. Pick Salah, Quran, Sadaqah or Other, then how — for salah: in jamaah at the masjid, in jamaah, or on time; for Qur'an: recite, listen, memorize or revise, counted in juz, pages, surahs or ayahs. Set how much a day, for how many days, and the points it's worth. Tick Set for my family to share it with your family.

    Create challenge form: Salah, in jamaah at the masjid, 5 prayers a day for 30 days, 100 points
  3. Your challenges are listed with their progress. Filter them by Salah, Quran, Sadaqah or Other.

    Challenges list with a 30 days Salah challenge at 0 of 30 days
  4. Open a challenge to see its start and end dates, overall progress, days completed, your current streak and the points you'll earn. Log each day under Today.

    Challenge detail: 30 days Salah challenge from 30 Sep to 29 Oct 2026, with progress, streak and today's log

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