What it does

On a prayer mat, a 3D figure shows every movement of salah, from the first Allahu akbar to the salam. Below it: what is said in Arabic, how to pronounce it and what it means. Prayer times and the qibla for where you are are included.

Who it's for

People new to Islam, parents teaching their children, and anyone who wants to check their prayer.

Three things to know

A figure you can turn around: Pause, slow it to half speed, or walk around it to see the feet during sujud.
Your school, with its sources: Maliki by default, as in Senegal; Hanafi, Shafi'i or Hanbali if you prefer. Each difference points to its hadith.
Prayer times and qibla: Worked out on your phone for Dakar, Touba or anywhere else, with your mosque's own times if you add them.

Your data

No account needed. Prayer times are worked out on your phone, and your location is not sent anywhere.

What it doesn't do

Sajda shows the movements and the words. Anything that could not be checked against the sources was left out.