Akhirah is a personal companion for reading the Quran, keeping prayer, and reflecting. It gathers, translates, explains, and cites — so that you can read more, and read better. That is the whole of its ambition.
Akhirah is not a scholar, a mufti, an imam, or a madhhab. Nothing in the app is a fatwa or a religious ruling, and nothing in it should be treated as one.
A ruling depends on your circumstances, your context, and your local scholarly tradition — things an app cannot know and cannot weigh. When a question calls for a ruling, take it to a qualified scholar who can actually hear it.
Ask Akhirah is powered by an AI language model. You should understand what that means in practice:
Akhirah cites its sources precisely so that you do not have to take its word for anything. Please use those citations. Where an answer matters — in worship, in a decision, in something you intend to pass on to another Muslim — verify it against the primary source and, where appropriate, a qualified scholar.
Quranic translation is interpretation. No rendering into English carries the full meaning of the Arabic, and translations differ, sometimes materially. Hadith collections vary in grading and authenticity, and Akhirah draws hadith content from third-party datasets whose gradings we do not independently verify. Tafsir represents the view of its author, not a consensus.
Akhirah presents this material to help you study it — not as a substitute for it, and not as a verdict on it.
Prayer times and Qibla direction in Akhirah are calculated estimates. Their accuracy depends on:
Prayer reminders are scheduled by your device and can be delayed or silenced by Focus modes, Do Not Disturb, Low Power Mode, or notification settings entirely outside our control.
Do not make Akhirah your only source for prayer times or Qibla. Confirm against your local mosque or a trusted local timetable. We accept no responsibility for worship performed on the basis of a time or bearing that turned out to be wrong.
Akhirah does not provide medical, mental-health, legal, financial, or emergency advice, and nothing in the app should be relied upon as such. Religious guidance and professional care are not substitutes for one another — you may well need both.
If you are in crisis, or thinking of harming yourself, please contact your local emergency services or a crisis line now. In the United States, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). An app is not the right help for this, and we would much rather you reach a person.
Akhirah is built by one person and it will contain mistakes. If you find an error — in a translation, a citation, a prayer time, or an answer — please tell us at ahmedbizsolutions@gmail.com. Corrections are genuinely welcome, and there is real reward in helping others read correctly.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, we accept no liability for any loss or harm arising from reliance on content in Akhirah, including AI-generated answers, translations, hadith material, prayer times, or Qibla direction. This disclaimer forms part of our Terms of Service and should be read with them.