You finished the prayer — but did your heart find its rest?
You know the movements. Meet their meaning. Explore namaz through Islamic teaching, thoughtful reflection and practices that continue into the way you live.
Open to everyone, regardless of background or faith.
↓Begin with the question you carry.
I pray. I want to be present.
Understand khushu, familiar words and the attention you bring to namaz.
Explore presence in prayer ↗02I want a way to return.
Begin with mercy, an honest question and a manageable next step.
Explore mercy and return ↗03I want to deepen the night.
Learn about Tahajjud, dua and trust before choosing a course.
Read the Tahajjud guide ↗Six stages of conscious practice
Presence
Arrive with your attention. Give the prayer a deliberate beginning before the day pulls you elsewhere.
Awareness
Notice what is happening within you. Recognize a wandering thought and gently return to the prayer.
Meaning
Learn what you recite through trusted translations and teaching. Let familiar words become understood words.
Emotion
Make room for humility, gratitude and awe. Allow feeling to arise without turning it into a test of your faith.
Connection
Turn toward Allah with intention and care. Bring attention and meaning together in the act of worship.
Integration
Carry the meaning into daily conduct: your next conversation, your responsibilities and your treatment of others.
Miracles of Tahajjud · MOT
A ten-session journey that reopens Islam, Namaz, and meditation — the teachings of the Qur’an and the Sunnah, made simple to live, not only to know. Sit with us live as each session is held, or take the recordings at your own pace. Check the current offer, recording access and live-session availability in the app before enrolling.
An understanding you can return to.
Twelve connected guides on prayer, remembrance and daily conduct. Read the answer, explore its sources, then try one optional reflection.
The meaning of Al-Fatihah: learning to hear what you recite
A careful doorway into studying Al-Fatihah, linking praise, dependence and the request for guidance with everyday life.
Read the guide ↗Everyday lifeDua and Tawakkul: effort without ownership of the result
Explore sincere dua, responsible action and trust in Allah when the outcome matters and remains uncertain.
Read the guide ↗RemembranceThe 99 Beautiful Names of Allah: learning toward character
Approach Allah’s Beautiful Names through trusted meaning, careful reflection and practical acts of mercy, humility and responsibility.
Read the guide ↗Meet Noor
Noor is the Conscious Namaz study companion. Ask a question about the approved teachings and inspect the sources behind its answer. In the app, Noor can help you find published free Zikr meditations, check available free sessions and review your own preferences. It supports spiritual learning; individualized therapeutic care belongs with a qualified human professional.
For questions that need a person, use the app’s human-support channel.
What Noor can help with →Human support →
When the heart needs a guide
Some knots need a person, not a program. Our panel of Islamic therapists and Namaz coaches sits with you privately — where the beauty of Islam meets the care of psychology — to help you quiet the restlessness, soften what weighs on you, and pray from a steadier place. Guided spiritual-wellbeing practice, in your own time, with someone beside you.
Request a private session
Come live, or come at your own pace
The ten-session flagship journey. Sit with the circle as each session is held, or take the recordings in your own time — guided spiritual practices and Islamic meditations alongside the teaching, and a personal dua practice to close.
Check the current access and purchase details in the app before enrolling. The next live circle is announced inside the app.
Three days in Jamaat, in Bangalore
The teaching, the meditations and the therapies — prayed together in one room for three days, rather than alone at home. Seats are limited because the room is.
Meaning with a source. Practice with a purpose.
The Islamic source, our interpretation and the educational exercise are different kinds of contribution. We make that distinction visible so you can follow a reference and question an explanation.
Read our source approach →The book & the Janemaaz
Conscious Namaz
Ahmed Mohammed Khan (Arfat)
A companion to the practice, written by the co-founder. Explore attention, prayer and everyday conduct through the Conscious Namaz lens, and bring your questions to the teaching.
Find the book on Amazon
The Conscious Namaz Janemaaz
A prayer mat designed to ground the body while the heart turns toward Allah — a physical companion to a more present practice.
Enquire about the JanemaazZikr to return to
A growing library of zikr and nasheed, recorded to steady the heart and carry you back to remembrance. Press play, breathe, and let the words do the gathering — on your commute, before sleep, or in the still hours before Fajr.
The 99 Names
Asma-ul-Husna, recited slowly — one Name, one mercy at a time.
Alhamdulillah series
Short reflections of gratitude, to open or close the day in shukr.
Subhan Allah nasheeds
Reflective nasheeds set to the night sky and the quiet of open nature.
Weekly reflections
Explore our twelve connected guides on prayer, remembrance and conduct. Visit the learning library →
Answers
Conscious Namaz is a platform where Muslims relearn Islam and learn to pray awake. It offers guided spiritual-wellbeing practices — therapies and meditations — alongside a ten-session teaching course you can take live or at your own pace, free knowledge sessions, and one-to-one guidance, all designed to bring presence into your Namaz and peace into your life.
MOT is our flagship ten-session journey, and it runs two ways. You can sit with the circle live as each session is held, or take the recordings entirely at your own pace — and you are welcome to do both, joining the sessions you can and watching back the ones you miss. Either way you complete guided spiritual practices and Islamic meditations alongside the teaching; ask questions any time and have them answered in the app; and close with a conscious dua practice — learning to bring the halaal you long for to Allah with full presence, steadied by a guided zikr meditation. The ebook and audiobook are included. Begin according to the current offer.
Noor is an AI study companion grounded in approved Conscious Namaz teachings. It answers questions with visible sources and offers bounded tools for finding published free meditations, checking available free sessions and reading your own preferences. It does not diagnose, prescribe clinical treatment or issue religious rulings. Ask for human support when you need a person.
After the sessions and practices, Noor helps you understand the halaal you wish to bring to Allah in conscious dua — present in heart, mind, and tongue, in one direction. You learn the quality of the asking, steadied by a guided zikr meditation, so you can pray with full presence.
No. Conscious Namaz is open to everyone, regardless of background or faith. The practice of conscious prayer welcomes anyone drawn to presence and stillness.
Yes. Our panel of Islamic therapists and Namaz coaches offers private sessions for personal guidance, separate from the ten-session course. You can request a session through the app.
The Conscious Namaz book is on Amazon and here; the Janemaaz prayer mat can be enquired about through the platform. Both are companions to a more grounded, present practice.
You choose your language when you join. Sessions — live and recorded — are currently delivered in English, with more languages on the way; requests are welcome by email.
If the course isn’t right for you, you can request a refund within 7 days of purchase, as long as you haven’t completed the program; refunds are processed within 7 working days. Private one-to-one sessions can be cancelled up to 24 hours beforehand for a full refund. Memberships and the retreat are covered in the full refund policy.
Our therapies and meditations are spiritual-wellbeing practices. They support emotional balance and inner peace, and are not a diagnosis of, treatment for, or substitute for professional care for any medical or mental-health condition. If you are struggling, please also reach out to a qualified professional — and we will walk the spiritual path beside you.
Ahmed Mohammed Khan, co-founder of Conscious Namaz and author of its teachings, guides an approach to prayer that connects understanding, attention and everyday conduct.
Meet the co-founders →The night is still. Dawn is certain.
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