- Prayer Times — 5:52 AM: Fajr. The adhan reaches every screen at once.
- Giving Ledger — 8:00 AM: Overnight donations receipted before breakfast.
- Maktab — 9:00 AM: Attendance taken, class by class.
- Marketplace — 10:00 AM: Halal vendors open in the Sūq.
- Members — 11:00 AM: A new family is welcomed in.
- Events — 12:30 PM: RSVPs close for the family night.
- Communications — 1:24 PM: Jumu’ah. The khutbah notice reaches every member.
- Amanah — 3:00 PM: The week’s zakat and sadaqah reconciled.
- Guidance — 4:58 PM: Asr. A question on zakat answered by the imam.
- Signage — 7:26 PM: Maghrib. Every hall screen shows the iftar time.
- Sahn — 8:44 PM: Isha. The courtyard board fills with the week’s news.
The whole masjid.
One platform.
Eleven systems on one core, set to the prayer day. 0% on every donation.
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Platform
Eleven systems.
One core.Prayer, giving, learning and community, each with its own rules, sharing one identity and one design language.
Giving
0% on every
donation.Not a single penny from any donation, zakat included. Only the card processor’s fee passes through.
Engineering
Built like
an amanah.Each masjid walled off and attacked for leaks on every release. Every balance read from an immutable ledger.
Screens
Change it once.
Every screen follows.Any screen becomes a prayer screen. Any tablet becomes a kiosk. No proprietary hardware.
Setup
Set up in
one sitting.Name the masjid, set its location, and the website, app and prayer times are ready — public once we confirm the masjid. Free forever on Musalla.
Masjid++
In Madinah, the masjid was never only a place of prayer. It was the school, the meeting hall and the place people came for help, with the market a short walk away. Qutb brings all of it back under one roof.
Maktab
مكتب
Qur’an and Islamic school: classes, sabaq, attendance and tuition in one place.
Marketplace
سوق
A community sūq for the masjid’s halal businesses, services and trades.
Help
عون
A help desk for the community: requests for aid and support, handled with discretion.
Programs
مجلس
Halaqas, youth nights, sisters’ circles and events, with sign-ups and reminders.
Notices
تواصل
A notice reaches every member, and every attempt to deliver it is kept.
Giving
أمانة
Zakat and sadaqah in funds of their own, apart from what the masjid earns, at 0% to Qutb.
أحد عشر نظامًا، قلبٌ واحد
Eleven systems.
One core.
Each part of masjid life is its own system with its own rules, sharing one identity, one ledger discipline and one design language.
صلاة
Prayer Times
Timetable, iqamah and Jumu’ah rotations. Qibla computed from the masjid’s own location, synced to every screen.
عطاء
Giving Ledger
Funds, monthly donations, campaigns and receipts. Every balance is a fold of ledger events, never a stored number.
مكتب
Maktab
Enrolment, terms and attendance, with hifz tracked to the ayah: sabaq, sabqi and manzil.
سوق
Marketplace
Halal vendors, books and services listed by the masjid, on a ledger of their own.
أعضاء
Members
Members, their roles and volunteer shifts. Invitations carry no personal data by construction.
برامج
Events & Programs
Programs to enrol in and gatherings to book, with capacity and bookings.
تواصل
Communications
Announcements with every delivery recorded. Private assistance cases under a two-person rule.
أمانة
Amanah
Transparency as a system: immutable events and numbers a board can sign.
هداية
Guidance
Everyday practice guidance, from wudu to zakat, answered by the masjid’s own imam and scholars.
شاشات
Signage Fleet
Screens and kiosks as one fleet, with device health from observed facts.
صحن
Sahn
The courtyard board: a second screen in the lobby that turns through the week at the masjid.
أمانة
Built like
an amanah.
The standards of enterprise software, applied to a community’s trust.
- 139areas attacked for cross-masjid leaks on every release
- 0stored balances. Every figure comes from the ledger
- 11systems, each with its own boundary and rules
Tenant isolation
Every masjid’s data is walled off, and tested for leaks on every release.
Separate ledgers
A donation is charity and tuition is revenue, and the two never share a ledger.
Resumable by design
Interrupted steps pick up where they stopped. Founders can resume setup from any device.
Honest by test
Automated tests check every cited claim on this page against what is actually switched on.
Instant receipts, every donation
Every donation is receipted the moment it settles — the masjid’s name, the amount and the date.
Privacy by construction
Invitations carry no personal data. Private assistance cases need two people to open.
English pages, Arabic right-to-left
English pages, with Arabic set right-to-left wherever it appears.
Qutb AI drafts an announcement when staff ask. A person reads, edits and publishes it, and it never issues religious rulings.
التبرّع كلّه للمسجد
Not a single penny to Qutb.
Only the card processor’s fee passes through. Zakat included.
Funds kept apart
General, zakat and sadaqah each have their own fund. Restricted donations stay restricted.
Cadences that fit the deen
A donation made once, or given every month from the same page.
Everywhere at once
The same giving on the website and the app, and from a code on the lobby kiosk that a donor scans to give on their own phone.
مسجدك باسمه
Your masjid,
in its own name.
A website at yourmasjid.qutb.one and an app for every role: members, volunteers and Maktab teachers. Installed straight from the browser.
Its name, its icon
The masjid’s name on everything. Qutb stays in the background.
One login, every role
Each person sees only what their role needs, from member to board.
Giving on its own page
A give page on the masjid’s own site, taking donations into the masjid’s own funds.
أمّةٌ واحدة
One ummah.
Many aesthetics.
Six design traditions of the Muslim world. Pick one, and the website, app, kiosk and hall screens change together.
غيّر مرّة، تتبعك كلّ الشاشات
Change it once.
Every screen follows.
Any screen becomes a prayer screen or events calendar. Any tablet becomes a giving kiosk. Managed as one fleet.
Bring your own devices
No proprietary hardware and no per-device fees.
Paired with a code
A screen shows a short code; type it in the cockpit. Nothing to install.
Health you can trust
Device status comes from what the screen actually did, never a checkbox.
Starting out, or
starting over.
Whether the masjid is a rented room or a thirty-year institution, Qutb meets it where it is.
New masjid
Everything from day one.
Free, for as long as you need
Musalla costs $0 forever: prayer times, a prayer screen, giving and announcements.
Set up in one sitting
Name the masjid, set its location, and the website, app and prayer times are ready — public once we confirm the masjid.
The screens you already own
Any screen becomes a prayer screen. Any tablet becomes a giving kiosk.
Grows with the community
Move up to programs, members and the Maktab when you need them. Nothing to rebuild.
Existing masjid
One platform in place of five.
Replace the patchwork
Website, app, giving, screens, kiosks, members and classes, under one login.
Keep every dollar that’s given
0% Qutb fee on donations, including zakat. Only the card processor’s fee passes through.
Retire proprietary hardware
No per-device fees and no locked kiosks. Your current screens and tablets keep working.
No setup fee, no sales call
Start the 30-day trial yourself. No card, and nothing is deleted when it ends.
ٱللَّهُ نُورُ ٱلسَّمَٰوَٰتِ وَٱلْأَرْضِ
في جلسة واحدة
Set up in one sitting.
Eight answers. Each one turns on part of the masjid, on every surface at once.
- أهلًا وسهلًاSign inApple, Google or an e-mail link
- المسجدYour masjidName, address, prayer times
- الخطّةYour presetMusalla, Islamic Center or Center + Maktab
- الإقامةIqamahHall screen and Jumu’ah notice
- الهويةYour lookSite, app, kiosk and screens together
- عطاءDonationsPayouts, funds, zakat records
- الجماعةCommunityMembers, events, Maktab and more
- مبروكSet upCockpit on day one; site and app public once confirmed
- Website — Public once we confirm the masjid
- App — Public once we confirm the masjid
- Cockpit — Live the moment you finish
- Hall screen — Live when you pair a screen; the kiosk takes donations once payouts verify and we confirm the masjid
- Courtyard — Live when you pair a screen; the kiosk takes donations once payouts verify and we confirm the masjid
- Kiosk — Live when you pair a screen; the kiosk takes donations once payouts verify and we confirm the masjid
No card needed.
سعرٌ واحد
One flat price.
Per masjid, not per person.
Every preset includes 0% on donations, unlimited logins, and no setup or per-device fees.
مصلى
Musalla
New and small prayer spaces getting organised
$0forever
6 of 11 systems
Start free- Prayer times & iqamah
- Giving — 0% Qutb fee, processor fees pass through
- Announcements & screens
- Amanah — numbers a board can sign
- Every member included · no per-person fee
- E-mail support from the Qutb team
مركز إسلامي
Islamic Center
Growing masajid with active programs
$199/mo, billed annually
9 of 11 systems
Start 30-day trial- Everything in Musalla
- Events & programs with bookings
- Members CRM & volunteers
- Kiosk in the lobby — a donor scans to give on their own phone, 0% Qutb fee on every donation
Recommended
مركز ومكتب
Center + Maktab
Every module, plus the Maktab
$299/mo, billed annually
11 of 11 systems
Start 30-day trial- Everything in Islamic Center
- Maktab: enrolment to hifz (sabaq · sabqi · manzil)
- Attendance registers, teacher rosters & waitlists
- Marketplace & sponsorships for the masjid’s halal businesses
اتحاد
Federation
Multi-masjid parents & national bodies
Custom
Talk to us- Federated administration is on hold — tell us what you need and we will scope it with you
- Annual billing
- Monthly billing +20%
- 3-year and 5-year waqf rates: by agreement — talk to us
A trial runs 30 days with no card, then the free Musalla Preset — nothing is deleted when the trial ends.
The Qutb platform fee on a donation is zero — on the web, in the app, by QR, and by the code a kiosk shows from Islamic Center up, on every tier including the free one. Qutb earns on the preset a masjid holds, never on a slice of what somebody gives.
Qutb AI drafts an announcement when someone at your masjid asks; a person reads, edits and publishes it, and each tier carries a monthly allowance of drafts. It never issues religious rulings — fiqh questions route to your designated scholar board. Always.