Before YouTube
Read Quran or complete adhkar first.
Muslim Family Screen Time
Nafs helps families talk about phone use through worship, not only timers and punishment. Households can agree on Quran-first and ibadah-first routines together. Nafs family features are paused for now and coming back later; the current app supports individual use.
Worship earns back screen time for the apps you lock.
Read Quran or complete adhkar first.
Make dhikr, log your prayers, or read your adhkar.
Build a family habit around Quran or salawat.
Parents use the same system instead of only enforcing it on kids.
Agree on household worship goals together. Nafs family features are paused for now and coming back later; use the app individually.
Worship is the first, better action before entertainment.
Nafs can support individual worship-first phone habits within a household. Family features are paused for now and coming back later; choose a parental-control tool when you need child-device supervision.
Nafs is built around worship-based screen time earning, including Quran and other ibadah actions.
Nafs supports individual worship-first phone habits. Family features are paused for now and coming back later; it does not replace parenting, child-device supervision or household rules.
Not for supervising a child's phone. Parental-control apps such as Qustodio, Bark, Canopy, Net Nanny, OurPact, Mobicip, FamiSafe and MMGuardian are built for a parent to filter, manage or monitor another person's device. Nafs has no parental controls: it is for someone who chooses to put worship before their own apps. Family features are paused for now and coming back later.
Use Nafs positively. Parents should model the same behavior and frame worship as the first, better choice before entertainment.