Pray With Me: Tech for balancing prayers and modern life

The frantic pace of modern life means that finding the time to learn prayers in Arabic can be challenging. For many of the world’s 1.6 billion Muslims, Arabic is not a first language, so learning verses can be even more time-intensive.
But there’s good news: In the absence of traditional one-on-one coaching from parents or lessons at the local mosque, Brit entrepreneur Jay Dean has come up with an app to help modern Muslims master prayers in the modern age.
Free, in under 30 seconds
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Alicia Buller