Sadeeq™ pairs new Muslims with vetted mentors at their local masjid — a real friend to teach them, pray beside them, and walk with them for as long as they need.
Every week, people take their shahada — and then walk out of the masjid with no one. What comes next decides whether they stay. Sadeeq makes sure someone is there.
Not an app that replaces the masjid — an app that brings the masjid closer.
Every new Muslim is paired with a board-vetted mentor of the same gender at their own local masjid — someone who understands the journey.
A gentle first-year path — wudu, salah, Quran, daily life — learned together in person, with the app as their companion between visits.
The masjid sees every match, safeguards every relationship, and welcomes each new Muslim into a family that doesn't let go.
A new Muslim answers a few gentle questions — how long they've been Muslim, what they hope to learn, their masjid, their language — and their entire path is shaped by those answers, starting exactly where they are.
Same-gender matching, alwaysTheir local masjid reviews and approves every mentor personally. Sadeeq pairs them with someone of the same gender who understands the journey — then sends a warm welcome and their first meeting suggestion.
Board-approved · safeguardedA guided path — shaped by their answers — unlocks one step at a time: wudu, then salah, then Quran, then daily life. Each week is covered in person with the mentor first; the app is the companion that reinforces it, with short lessons and gentle knowledge checks.
Learn with a human, not just a screenA daily companion — prayer times, a verse to reflect on, a heart check-in. If someone's struggling, their mentor knows. Milestones are celebrated. No new Muslim reaches a dead end alone.
Care built into every screenBehind the scenes, the board sees every match, safeguards every relationship with safety oversight, welcomes shahadas through the app, and watches their community's care become visible — often for the first time.
Oversight · safety · impactYou're never handed a stack of books and left alone. You get a friend — and a path built from your own answers, meeting you exactly where you are.
Trained, supported, and equipped with a clear way to walk beside someone in the most important year of their life. Become a mentor →
Finally see what happens after the shahada — with oversight, safety, and a way to truly care for every new Muslim.
This is what your support becomes — not features, but lives held.
Quiet, warm tools that carry a new Muslim between visits with their mentor.
Every day opens with the next prayer, a verse, and a remembrance — a home screen that feels like a companion.
Wudu, salah, Qur’an, daily life — a library shaped by their answers, learned in person with their mentor first.
“How’s your heart today?” A struggling week gently reaches their mentor — no one slips away in silence.
A real friend from their own masjid — encouragement, questions, and plans to meet, all in one safe place.
First wudu. First salah. First Ramadan. Moments no one else claps for — Sadeeq does.
Behind it all, the board sees every match — approval, safety flags, and real impact numbers.
Real in-app screenshots arrive with our founding pilot, insha’Allah.
Sadeeq isn’t a service that happens to your community — it’s a tool your board holds. Every masjid gets its own dashboard:
Mentor applications wait for your board’s yes. No one walks beside a new Muslim without your community vouching for them.
Someone ready to take their shahada? The request, the scheduling, and the follow-through — organized, visible, never dropped.
Same-gender matching enforced by the system, safety flags surfaced to the board, and full visibility into every match.
How many new Muslims. How many still active. How many milestones. For the first time — what happens after the takbir, in numbers.
Let’s be clear about something we’re proud of: the mentor, the curriculum, the app — every revert receives all of it completely free, no matter what. Nobody’s gift “buys” them that. Giving funds the things that do cost real money:
A Qur’an, a prayer rug, a first book — real things in a revert’s hands
Background checks and training — safety costs real dollars
Welcome meals and meetups — the moments that make family
A convert cut off by family — groceries, a month’s rent, dignity
The platform and the people who run it, honestly stated
Sadeeq’s founding pilot is underway at our first masjid. When the first reverts complete their journey — and their stories live on this page — sponsorships open, starting at $30/month, with every dollar mapped to the real costs above.
If your community welcomes new Muslims and wants to truly hold them — we'll build it with you, personally.
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