Muslim World League Launches Minhaj App
The Minhaj app, presented at the Hajj Conference and Exhibition 2026 in Jeddah, offers prayer times, Quran access, and virtual communities.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Islam
The Muslim World League introduced its Minhaj app at the sixth Hajj Conference and Exhibition 2026, held November 8 to 11 at the Jeddah Superdome. The app is presented at Booth U36 in Hall 2 and is aimed at Muslims worldwide.
Why it matters
The launch extends the Muslim World League's services into digital form for Muslims across the globe. Its introduction to delegations and institutions attending the event signals an effort to expand the app's international reach.
The Hajj Conference and Exhibition 2026 is its sixth edition, held over four days at the Jeddah Superdome, with Minhaj located at Booth U36 in Hall 2. The announcement did not include download counts, pricing, or a public release date for the app.
The players
Muslim World League
An international Islamic non-governmental organization headquartered in Makkah that promotes Islamic outreach and education worldwide.
Ministry of Hajj and Umrah
The Saudi government ministry responsible for organizing pilgrimage services and administering the Hajj and Umrah programs.
The details
Minhaj offers prayer times, knowledge resources, interactive learning, the digital Quran, and virtual communities, and its concept was endorsed by the Islamic Fiqh Council of the Muslim World League. The app is presented through interactive digital experiences at its pavilion, which the conference organizers describe as part of the Pilgrim Experience Program run with the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.
Timeline
November 8-11, 2026: Hajj Conference and Exhibition 2026 held at the Jeddah Superdome.
November 9, 2026: Minhaj participation in the conference began.
Religious Digital Services
Minhaj joins a growing set of digital platforms for pilgrimage and religious practice, following Saudi Arabia's official Nusuk app for Hajj and Umrah bookings. Unlike Nusuk, which is government-run, Minhaj is launched by the Muslim World League as a religious outreach tool.
Muslims planning pilgrimage or daily worship can explore Minhaj's prayer times and Quran access once the app is available to them. The app's services could simplify religious routines for users who rely on digital tools for worship and learning.
The takeaway
Digital tools are increasingly shaping how Muslims access prayer scheduling, Quran study, and community connection. Readers interested in such platforms can compare features across religious apps before choosing one for daily use.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ITWeb.
