The Idea Takes Shape
Initial research and development begins. The founding team maps out the core tools needed by Moroccan Muslims.
Our Story
How MoroccoHelp Was Born
From a simple idea to Morocco's most trusted Islamic tools portal, built by Muslims, for Muslims.
The Beginning
Why We Built MoroccoHelp
In 2024, a group of Moroccan developers and Islamic scholars noticed a problem: Muslims across Morocco were relying on fragmented, often inaccurate sources for basic daily worship needs. Prayer times differed between apps, Zakat calculations were confusing, and finding a reliable Qibla direction meant downloading yet another app.
We asked ourselves: why isn't there a single, trustworthy place where every Muslim in Morocco can find accurate, free Islamic tools? That question became our mission. MoroccoHelp was born from the belief that technology should serve the ummah, making Islamic practice easier, not harder.
وَتَعَاوَنُوا عَلَى الْبِرِّ وَالتَّقْوَىٰ وَلَا تَعَاوَنُوا عَلَى الْإِثْمِ وَالْعُدْوَانِ
“And cooperate in righteousness and piety, but do not cooperate in sin and aggression.”
— Surah Al-Ma'idah 5:2
Our Journey
Key Milestones
MoroccoHelp Goes Live
Launch of prayer times for 100+ Moroccan cities, Qibla direction finder, and Zakat calculator.
Trilingual Support
Full Arabic, French, and English support goes live, serving Morocco's diverse linguistic communities.
Quran & Knowledge Hub
Digital Quran, Tafsir guides, Tajweed rules, and the Islamic knowledge library are launched.
Growing the Community
Expanding content, adding Islamic finance tools, and building partnerships with local institutions.
The Team
The People Behind MoroccoHelp
A dedicated team of developers, designers, and Islamic knowledge contributors working to serve the Muslim community in Morocco.
MoroccoHelp Team
Founding Team
A group of Moroccan technologists and Islamic scholars united by the mission to make Islamic practice accessible through technology.
Islamic Advisory Board
Scholarly Guidance
Our advisory board ensures all content and calculations follow the Maliki school of jurisprudence, the predominant madhab in Morocco.
Community Contributors
Content & Translation
Volunteer translators and content writers who help deliver accurate Islamic knowledge in Arabic, French, and English.
Our Partners
Trusted Partnerships
We work with recognized institutions to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Ministry of Habous & Islamic Affairs
Official source for prayer times and Islamic calendar data in Morocco.
Supreme Scientific Council
Reference for Zakat rulings and fatwa guidance following Maliki fiqh.
See Our Impact
Discover how MoroccoHelp is making a difference in the lives of Muslims across Morocco.