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Seventy-one.
And all for one thing.

It arrives simple: verse, clock, prayer times. Everything else you switch on at the device, at your own pace.

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Who it is for

From the first letter
to the last vowel mark.

One station for the whole house. The child learns to pray on it, the father brings his Ḥifẓ back — on the same device, on the same day.

  1. Stage 01

    The child

    It cannot read yet. And it has nothing to prove.

    • The prayer step by step, with pictures
    • Juz ʿAmma sūra by sūra: listen, repeat aloud, gently again
    • A story about the prophets every evening
    • No score, no rewards, nothing built to be addictive
  2. Stage 02

    The beginning

    New to Islam, or never got around to it. Both are the same first step.

    • “New to Islam”: Shahāda, prayer and daily life, from the start
    • Reading Arabic: from the first letter to al-Fātiḥa
    • The Qur’an with translation and transliteration, if you like
    • The foundations of faith, explained with no prior knowledge
  3. Stage 03

    Daily life

    You pray. You only want it not to get lost in the day.

    • Prayer times by your mosque and your school of law
    • Adhkār after Fajr and after ʿAṣr, quietly remembered
    • Ramaḍān, the sacred nights and Dhū l-Ḥijja, by themselves
    • Jamāʿah, when the house prays together
  4. Stage 04

    Going deeper

    You can recite. Now it is about what lies between the sounds.

    • The Qur’an AI listens to you and shows what did not sit right — sound, vowel mark, elongation
    • Tajwīd by the rules of Ḥafṣ — the same ones recited in Mecca
    • Ḥifẓ review and a Juzʾ plan that thinks along with you
    • Tafsīr for every verse, hadith scholarship, the four schools of law

No stage is a package. Everything is on every device, and you switch on what is due now — and what comes next, later.

This is what it looks like when a word isn’t right.

Ghayb Quran AI

You recite.
It corrects you.

An AI that listens while you recite. You read aloud — from the muṣḥaf or from memory — and it follows word by word. Where something did not sit, the word turns red and a soft chime sounds; tap it and you see what stood out: which sound, which vowel mark, which elongation.

For ḥifẓ

You recite what you know and it tells you where you went astray. Like a teacher sitting beside you who always has time and never grows impatient.

For tajwīd: four levels

The first only watches whether the word is right — for children and beginners. With every level it grows stricter. On the fourth every elongation and every transition counts; there even imams of the Haram in Mecca barely get through. A technology with this gradation exists nowhere else: the most advanced tajwīd programme there is.

From wake word to answer: a few seconds.

Ghayb Voice AI

“Hey Ghayb.”
And it talks with you.

Say its name and it wakes. You ask with your voice, the way you would ask someone in the room — it understands follow-up questions too, because it knows what you are talking about. No tapping, no unlocking, no app.

Where the answer comes from

A general AI talks about Islam like any other topic, out of everything on the internet. This one rests on Quran and Sunnah alone and names the source with every answer. If it finds none, it says so instead of guessing.

How it sounds

The answer comes spoken, as if someone were in the room, and stands on the screen at the same time. A computer voice never recites Quranic verses — a real recitation always plays instead.

The display

895 different entries.
One of them, right now.

Other devices show the time. Here the Word is the hero.

The home display: a verse large, the prayer times narrow beside it

What appears there

  • 456Quran versesArabic in the Madinah script, with translation, surah and verse.
  • 300HadithsBukhārī and Muslim; from the other collections only what is graded ṣaḥīḥ or ḥasan — every number checked.
  • 66AffirmationsFirst-person sentences, each built on a verse or hadith: “Allah is sufficient for me.” Plus your own.
  • +TafakkurQuestions to yourself and Allah’s signs in creation — a thought to carry with you through the day.

Three of every four slots belong to verses and hadiths, every fourth to the apps, which take turns. Only short entries — what you can read in passing from two metres away.

  • Your own duʿāʾAppear between the verses — and remind you of what you asked for.
  • Favourite versesThe verse that carried you comes back by itself.
  • 99 Names, 208 wordsEvery day a Name of Allah and a Quranic word with its meaning.
  • For your parentsOn Fridays after fajr, a quiet line with the duʿāʾ from the Quran.
  • None of it is requiredEach of these sources can be removed from the display individually.
  • Otherwise, calmNo notifications, no points, no ticking off.

Learning

Twelve subjects.
292 lessons.

Not knowledge for its own sake. Every lesson is a step closer to Allah and ties your heart to His Messenger ﷺ — ten minutes a day, for a lifetime.

Reading ArabicTajwīdʿAqīdaFiqh HadithTafsīrQuran sciencesAkhlāq & Adab SīraṢaḥābaNew to IslamAnimals and fruits in the Quran

Short lessons with real Qur’anic passages to listen to. Plus an-Nawawī’s 42 hadiths, the Sīra in 33 stages and the 99 Names with flash cards. All on the device, without an account.

The quiet corner

It does not tell you what to do.
It simply stays with you.

Between the prayers something quieter runs along: a thought, a sentence, a thank-you. None of it is counted. None of it has to happen.

Tafakkur One verse a day explained calmly, questions to ask yourself in five areas and Allah’s signs in creation — plus a journal nobody but you reads.
Affirmations 66 sentences in the first person, each built on a verse or a hadith, each with its source: “Allah is enough for me.” No empty motivation — words that have carried people before.
Grateful today In the evening, one sentence about what you’re grateful for today. After a month you read back — and see how much was given.
  • Times for duʿāʾA silent hint in the last third of the night, and on Fridays in the hour before Maghrib.
  • Tahajjud wake-upA gentle sound, once in the night. The hour when least stands between you and Him.
  • Ṣalawāt on FridayA large ring to tap. Voluntary, with no score to show anyone.
  • Your own duʿāʾYour supplications appear quietly between the verses — reminding you of what you asked for.
  • For the departedThe names of those who went before. Now and then a duʿāʾ for them, no sound, no notification.
  • Duʿāʾ for your parentsOn Fridays after fajr, a quiet line with the duʿāʾ from the Quran.

All of it is off until you switch it on. And all of it stays on this device.

Make it yours

Put the clock
exactly where you want it.

Other devices hand you a look. Here you drag every field into place with your finger, pull it larger or smaller and choose the typeface, the colour and the image yourself. On the device, without a phone, without an account.

The style editor: the preview with its golden handles on the left, the images on the right
The Word layout: the verse large, the times beside it
The Large Clock layout
The Classic layout against Medina

The same station, three minutes later.

  • Drag freelyClock, prayer times, verse and the hint line: every field wherever you want it — and from half to two and a half times the size at the corner handle.
  • 6 layoutsFive ready-made ones for the quick way, one entirely free for everything else.
  • 74 viewsMecca, Medina, Samarkand, Isfahan — or quiet paper in your colour.
  • 20 fontsTwelve Latin, eight Arabic, right up to the Madinah muṣḥaf.
  • Colours freeAccent and text colour as a colour picker, not a list. Or the colour the photo sets.
  • Cards behind the fieldsOn or off, square to round, light or dark, with or without a border.
  • OrnamentsCorners, rosette, frame — from the brand’s own repertoire of forms, and switchable off.
  • Tame the imageDarken it, blur it, keep it gently in motion — or let it change by itself every 30 minutes.
  • Show only what mattersHijri date, date, city, seconds, Shurūq, Arabic prayer names: each one on or off.

For the children

The tablet you can give them
with a clear conscience.

They sit in front of a screen anyway. Give them this one.

  • Learning to prayThe prayer step by step with pictures, plus little puzzles.
  • Surahs by heartJuz ʿAmma surah by surah: listen, repeat, gently review.
  • 27 bedtime storiesOne every evening about the prophets, with source and duʿāʾ.
  • 25 prophetsTheir stories with the Quran passages to read and listen to.
  • FilmsThe stories of the prophets as calm animated films, without music — so far 14 films about ten prophets, from Ādam to ʿĪsā, more will follow one by one.
  • Learning to marvelAnt, bee, date, rain — Allah’s signs in creation.
  • No scoresNothing is counted, nothing is rated. It’s meant to stay with them, not to hook them.

Ghayb is the tablet’s home screen: the home button brings back the verse, not a game. Ghayb itself has no account, no ads and no shop.

The calendar

On 214 days a year
it has a story to tell.

The Hijri month in its own window — and what happened on each day.

  • Blessed nightsMawlid, Raghāʾib, Miʿrāj, Barāʾa, Qadr — marked and explained.
  • Your own days of remembranceAnniversaries in the Islamic calendar, with the duʿāʾ that goes with them.
  • Ramadan by itselfIfṭār and suḥūr countdown, fasting day, table card, ʿĪd greeting.
  • Dhū l-Ḥijja and ḤajjThe ten best days, the fast of ʿArafa, the steps of the pilgrimage.

Your station

By your mosque.
By your school of law.

Everything adjustable on the device. No phone, no account.

One of the 74 views: the Kaaba in Makkah
  • 21 calculation methodsDiyanet, Umm al-Qura, MWL, Karachi, Kemenag and more.
  • 5 schools of lawFor the time of ʿAṣr: Ḥanafī, Shāfiʿī, Mālikī, Ḥanbalī, Jaʿfarī.
  • Your mosque’s timesDoes it follow its own timetable? Shift each prayer by minutes.
  • 13 calls to prayerMakkah, Madinah, al-Aqṣā, Türkiye, Bosnia, Egypt, Malaysia and more.
  • Decide per prayerFull call, short chime or silence. Night mode after ʿIshāʾ.
  • Or through your speakerConnected via Bluetooth, the call to prayer, Quran and GHAYB come from your sound system — when it’s off, the tablet plays again.
  • 170 recitersSeven are stored on the device, the rest stream over Wi-Fi.

And what it all runs on

Not a no-name panel: a Samsung Galaxy Tab on a stand of solid walnut — with the Samsung logo, original documents and a serial number on your invoice. Two years of statutory warranty, plus the manufacturer’s guarantee on the device (Samsung: 24 months, battery 12). Repairable like any brand-name device. And Ghayb is the home screen: after every start and at the press of the home button, the verse is back.

Can you learn to read Arabic with it?

Yes, as one of twelve subjects: from the 28 letters to reading al-Fātiḥa, at your own pace and with nobody watching. 292 lessons in all.

Every single one

The complete list.

Eight areas, seventy-one features — in the same order as in the “Features” window on the device. Each arrives switched off and waits until you need it.

It stands with you.
The rest follows.

Worldwide shipping included · 14-day returns · 2 years statutory warranty

Choose your size · from €289