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Daily Islamic Cards

A daily reminder your community looks forward to.

Every morning your subscribers receive one beautifully designed card — an Ayah, Hadith, or Dua — drawn from trusted classical references and thoughtfully translated. No forwards, no screenshots, no drift.

  • Authentic sources
  • Bilingual by default
  • Delivered on time
  • Never repeats within rotation
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SRAAT · Daily Card

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AyahAl-Baqarah 2:286

لَا يُكَلِّفُ ٱللَّهُ نَفْسًا إِلَّا وُسْعَهَا

Allah does not burden a soul beyond that it can bear.

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Why it matters

Built for what actually matters.

Rooted in tradition

Every verse cites its surah and ayah. Every hadith names its source. Every dua is drawn from authenticated supplications.

Truly bilingual

Arabic in a hand-tuned Uthmani-friendly setting, paired with a reputable translation — never machine-generated.

Rotates gracefully

Categories rotate on a healthy cadence so the daily card stays fresh for months on end.

Timezone-aware

7:00 AM in Kuala Lumpur is 7:00 AM in Karachi and 7:00 AM in Casablanca. Each subscriber gets it in their own morning.

Occasion-ready

Special layouts for Jumu'ah, the last ten nights of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and Hajj.

Editorial care

Content is reviewed for accuracy, translation faithfulness, and adab before it ever enters rotation.

A closer look

What you actually get.

Authenticity

Trusted sources, cited on every card.

SRAAT's content library is built on classical references — the Qur'an with its surah and ayah, and hadith from the canonical collections. Every card carries a small citation so readers can go back to the source. Nothing is invented, nothing is paraphrased loosely.

  • Qur'anic verses cite surah, ayah, and translator
  • Hadith cite collection and reference number
  • Duas name the source and the authenticating scholar where relevant
  • Corrections process for anything reported

Trusted sources, cited on every card.

Design

Typography that respects the message.

Arabic type deserves care — proper diacritics, generous leading, and a color palette that reads well on tiny phone screens. SRAAT cards are built with dedicated Arabic and Latin type pairings that hold up in WhatsApp bubbles, email inboxes, and web shares.

  • Uthmani-friendly Arabic settings with harakat
  • Latin type pairings tuned for translation clarity
  • Contrast-checked for accessibility
  • Renders identically across WhatsApp, email, and web

Typography that respects the message.

Personalization

One daily card — but yours.

Add your logo, footer, and colors on the Annual plan, and every card that goes out carries your masjid or organization's mark. Subscribers don't see 'SRAAT' — they see you.

  • Logo on card, email, and share page
  • Custom footer for your organization
  • Personalized color theme
  • Public share page under your identity

One daily card — but yours.

How it works

How your daily card gets delivered.

  1. 1

    Pick a template

    Choose a template from the library. Preview it with your branding before you commit.

  2. 2

    Set your delivery time

    Choose one time. Each subscriber receives it in their own timezone.

  3. 3

    Add subscribers

    Add WhatsApp numbers or email addresses. Bulk import supported.

  4. 4

    Wake up delivered

    The next morning your community gets a card. Every morning after, another.

Use cases

Who sends daily cards with SRAAT.

Masjids

A daily reminder to your congregation without a WhatsApp broadcast list to babysit.

  • Jumu'ah reminders
  • Ramadan schedules
  • Community announcements

Islamic schools

One trusted card families read together before school.

  • Parent engagement
  • Consistent voice
  • Age-appropriate content

Da'wah teams

A reliable, authentic channel that doesn't rely on manual forwards.

  • Cited sources
  • Bilingual reach
  • Public share pages

Individuals

A calm morning verse for you and the people you love.

  • Cancel any time
  • Family sharing
  • Personal reminder
Trust

Why teams trust SRAAT.

Authentic content

Sourced from classical references, editorially reviewed.

Privacy respected

Your subscriber list is yours. We never sell contact data.

Made with adab

Design, translation, and delivery decisions all respect the message.

Community-first

Corrections and requests are welcomed and acted on.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

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