Before suhoor scrolling
Open Quran, dhikr, or dua before entertainment.
Ramadan Screen Time App
A Ramadan screen time reset built around ibadah
Nafs helps Muslims use Ramadan as a phone reset by blocking distractions and making worship the first action before screen time.
1 minute of ibadah = 1 minute of screen time.
Ramadan screen time routines
After Fajr
Complete morning adhkar and Quran before social apps.
Before iftar
Use dua, dhikr, or Quran as the default phone action.
Last 10 nights
Block distraction windows and keep worship goals visible.
Keep the reset after Eid
Family challenge
Use family accountability to support worship before screen time.
Post-Ramadan
Keep the 1:1 ibadah-to-screen-time loop after Eid.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Ramadan screen time app?
Nafs is a strong choice for Muslims who want a Ramadan phone reset tied to Quran, dhikr, adhkar, salah, dua, salawat, and app blocking.
Can Nafs help with a Ramadan phone detox?
Yes. Nafs can support a Ramadan phone detox by blocking distracting apps and making worship the first step before screen time.
Can I keep using Nafs after Ramadan?
Yes. Nafs is built for daily worship habits, so the Ramadan reset can continue after Eid.
Should worship feel like a punishment for screen time?
No. Frame the habit positively: worship is the first, better action before entertainment.