Faith-aligned conflict resolution.

Guidance you can check, and a practice that steadies you.

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Guidance in the momentThe argument, the decision, the doubt. Counsel from the Sunnah when it is needed, not days later.

Rooted in the sourcesDrawn from the Qur’an and authentic hadith, and cited, so every answer can be verified.

Asked in confidenceNo account, no name, no record kept. Ask as freely as you would in private.

Nothing is improvised on matters of faith.

Unlike general-purpose AI, every citation is retrieved from 6,236 Qur'an verses and 37,000+ hadith, never from AI memory.

The eight collections
Sahih Bukhari7,277
Sahih Muslim7,459
Sunan Abu Dawud5,276
Jami at-Tirmidhi4,053
Sunan an-Nasa'i5,768
Sunan Ibn Majah4,345
Muwatta Malik1,985
Musnad Ahmad1,374
Retrieved from, never remembered0

When it takes two, bring the other side in.

Sukoon Mediator is a mediated conversation for the people actually in the disagreement. Each of you speaks; the mediator holds the space and takes no side.

The room

A private group chat with a mediator who takes no side.

The AI mediator uses Islam to reconcile the situation.

The Mediator room in the app: share your side privately, take turns guided fairly, tap when you have reached understanding, receive your covenant
Your side

Insert your perspective and preferred outcome.

Your name, who they are to you, your side of the story and what you are hoping for. The others never see it.

Starting a Mediator session: three people, Amina, her two closest friends, her side of the story about what was said at a wedding, and what she is hoping for
Invite

Share a code. They join from their own phone.

Up to three others, each from wherever they are. Nobody enters until everyone has had their say.

The Sukoon Mediator waiting room: an eight-character invite code, Amina here now, one seat waiting to join
The chamber

It’s your turn, speak from the heart.

Everyone is heard in turn. The mediator reflects it back and asks the question nobody could.

Sukoon Covenant

Receive your agreement.

Written at the end and kept on your phone: what you agreed, what each of you committed to, and something to read together.

Deenflix

Our history, told like cinema.

Short films of Islamic history, written from authentic accounts and made frame by frame for the phone. Four series so far, twenty-four episodes, each one a few minutes long, with new ones added all the time. It sits in its own room in the app, away from guidance and dhikr.

  • 4 series
  • 24 episodes
  • New drops regularly
Stories of the Prophets: Ibrahim (A.S)
Stories of the ProphetsIbrahim (A.S)Hajar ran between two hills for help. The water came from under her son.
The Battle of Karbala: He Died Standing
The Battle of KarbalaHe Died StandingOne day in Muharram. Fourteen centuries of echoes.
The Last Hour: The Great Deceiver
The Last HourThe Great DeceiverHe will claim to be god. Millions will believe him.
The First Fitna: At the Caliph’s Door
The First FitnaAt the Caliph’s DoorRespect for the man. Not for his choices.
Stories of the Prophets: Salih (A.S)
Stories of the ProphetsSalih (A.S)They asked for the impossible, and it walked out of solid rock.
The Battle of Karbala: One by One
The Battle of KarbalaOne by OneFirst his friends. Then his family.
The Last Hour: The Return of Isa (A.S)
The Last HourThe Return of Isa (A.S)No army defeats him. He melts like salt in water.
Stories of the Prophets: Nuh (A.S)
Stories of the ProphetsNuh (A.S)The ark rises, and the flood answers every denial.
Stories of the Prophets: Ibrahim (A.S)
Stories of the ProphetsIbrahim (A.S)He brought the knife to his son’s neck, and it would not cut.
The Battle of Karbala: The River Denied
The Battle of KarbalaThe River DeniedThe river in sight. Every path to it, blocked.
The Last Hour: The Door Closes
The Last HourThe Door ClosesThe sun rises from the west. Repentance ends there.
The First Fitna: Who Leads Them Now
The First FitnaWho Leads Them NowA state bigger than ever. Harder than ever to hold together.
Stories of the Prophets: Hud (A.S)
Stories of the ProphetsHud (A.S)A people unmatched in strength, certain no one could humble them.
The Battle of Karbala: The Final Stand
The Battle of KarbalaThe Final StandSeventy-two against thousands. One man left.
The Last Hour: The Rightly Guided
The Last HourThe Rightly GuidedWhen hope feels lost, justice returns.
Stories of the Prophets: Ibrahim (A.S)
Stories of the ProphetsIbrahim (A.S)Driven out of Haran, protected in Egypt, given a son at 86.

What makes Sukoon special.

Twelve features, and not one of them generic. Each was thoughtfully crafted with its own purpose and character. Every detail is intentional. Everything free with limited use.

Guidance
Gentle steps forward
Guidance on iPhone
Mediator
Both sides, one room
Mediator on iPhone
Conflict Arena
Rehearse the hard talks
Conflict Arena on iPhone
Dhikr
Count, history and virtues
Dhikr on iPhone
Rewards
Plant deeds, grow a garden
Rewards on iPhone
Deenflix
Cinematic Islamic history
Deenflix on iPhone
Duas
The right words, on cue
Duas on iPhone
Prophetic Medicine
Sunnah remedies, cited
Prophetic Medicine on iPhone
Islamic Etiquette
Adab, with quizzes
Islamic Etiquette on iPhone
Khutbah Live
The khutbah, translated live
Khutbah Live on iPhone
Prayer Times
Your mosque’s own times
Prayer Times on iPhone
Qibla
A compass that is sure
Qibla on iPhone
From the founder

Why Sukoon Life exists.

It started with a wrong citation. I asked a general AI about faith and it answered confidently, quoting a hadith that says nothing of the kind.

The mistake
Fluent, certain, and wrong. That is not a small thing when someone is deciding something about their marriage, their family, or their prayer.
The silence
Most people never take the everyday things to an imam. Not for lack of anyone to ask, but because the question feels too small, or too close to home to say out loud to someone who knows your family.
The gap
So Sukoon Life answers the ordinary difficulties between people, from the Qur’an and authentic Hadith, with the citation shown, and without anyone having to give their name.
The point
That we meet these things the way the Sunnah teaches, and see how much good it does us. A greeting, a held tongue, peace made between two people: Allah has made the reward easy to reach, and put it within the smallest things we do. That is His mercy, and it is closer than most of us realise.

It is not a replacement for scholars. On matters of ruling, on anything grave, and on anything needing a doctor, a therapist or a lawyer, it will tell you to go to the people qualified to help.

What people ask first.

Start handling life the way the Sunnah teaches.

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