Built so that prayer—not the product—remains at the centre.

Why it was built

The aim is simple: make reliable prayer essentials and sound learning easier to reach without commercialising worship. Private worship data should remain private. Religious claims should be sourced and clearly separated from commentary. No account is required.

Religious integrity

Qur’anic material is labeled with surah and ayah. Hadith material names the collection and number. Historical reflections name their source and are never presented as revelation, tafsir, consensus, or a fatwa. Recognized Sunni differences—such as Hanafi Asr timing—are offered as choices.

Five Returns avoids personalized fiqh rulings. Users should follow a trusted qualified scholar for questions that depend on school, locality, health, travel, or personal circumstances.

Scholarly advisory board

Status: recruitment in progress. No scholar is named or implied to endorse Five Returns before reviewing its material, verifying their public credentials, and consenting to be listed. Content that has not completed that process is described plainly as not yet scholarly reviewed.

Review method

1. Classify every item as Qur’an, hadith, scholarly interpretation, historical reflection, or general prompt.
2. Cite the primary reference or an authoritative scholarly source.
3. Flag areas of recognized difference rather than silently selecting one view.
4. Review Arabic, translation, context, accessibility, and product wording before release.
5. Correct errors transparently when they are found.

Funding promise

Core worship tools stay free. Support will use a pay-what-you-can and sponsorship model, and nobody will be refused access because of cost. There are no ads on Qur’an, dua, or active prayer screens. Payments are not live yet.

Contact

The dedicated Five Returns mailbox is being configured. Until it is verified, no unmonitored address is presented as a support channel.