OMAR SHARIF
For muslim users seeking digital resources for daily religious observance, Quranic study, and prayer management.
Snapshot
Who is OMAR SHARIF?
Providing digital tools for Islamic religious practice and Quranic study. Serving users through interactive recitation, prayer time tracking, and supplication libraries.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 4Last updated
Golden Quran | المصحف الذهبي
v16.1.1
7mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines OMAR SHARIF?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Islamic lifestyle and religious education tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Muslim users seeking digital resources for daily religious observance, Quranic study, and prayer management.
Signature Patterns
- •Focus on Islamic religious utility and scholarly content
- •Freemium and free-to-use monetization models
- •Integration of audio-based features like Athan and recitation
- •Consistent updates to core religious tools
Portfolio momentum
Released 4 updates across 4 apps in the last 6 months, with the majority of the portfolio remaining active and frequently updated.
Portfolio
What does OMAR SHARIF ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
Holy Quran programs to serve the user by taking advantage of modern technologies
The application contains the complete book “Hisn al-Muslim” with research and is free of ads
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 4 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does OMAR SHARIF compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target the global Muslim population seeking digital Quranic tools, competing directly for daily session time via overlapping reading features and religious utilities.
Contenders(10)
Shared target audience of iOS users seeking free digital Quran reading and listening tools drives direct competition.
Both are free iOS Quran applications targeting Muslim users, but they compete by offering contrasting user experiences: Golden Quran focuses on scholarly depth, while Ayah prioritizes a distraction-free reading interface with Khatmah tracking.
Both applications compete directly for Muslim users seeking free digital Quran study tools, overlapping heavily on extensive Tafsir libraries and recitation features.
Both applications target Muslim users seeking digital Quranic resources, though the rival expands into daily prayer management and devotional tracking.
Both apps target Muslim users seeking digital Quranic study tools, offering free access to Arabic Tafsir, E'rab grammar analysis, and multi-language translations.
Both applications target Muslim users seeking digital Quranic utilities, competing directly for daily religious engagement time at a free price point.
Both applications target users studying the Quran, with the rival focusing on English word-by-word translation and root concordance while Golden Quran emphasizes deep Arabic linguistic analysis.
Both apps target Muslim users seeking digital Quran access by offering free, offline-capable reading and tafsir features. The rival expands into daily utility with prayer times and a Qibla finder, overlapping the core recitation audience.
Both applications target Muslim users seeking digital Quran access, competing directly for daily usage time through free reading experiences. Ameen bundles daily prayer utilities like Adhan and Qibla tracking, whereas Golden Quran focuses on scholarly linguistic analysis.
Islam360 competes directly for scholarly Muslim users by offering overlapping Tafsir libraries and multi-language translations.
Same space(15)
This app prioritizes the listening experience, offering features for users who prefer audio-based engagement with the Quran.
This app targets users focused on recitation accuracy through automated feedback tools rather than just reading or listening.
This app emphasizes reflection and commentary, targeting users who want deep scholarly insights alongside their reading.
This app targets users who prefer specific regional scripts for their daily reading practice.
This app competes directly on scholarly depth by providing extensive tafsir and word-by-word analysis in an ad-free environment.
This app offers a scholarly, ad-free reading experience that competes with Golden Quran for users seeking deep study tools.
This app serves as a standard reference tool for users seeking authentic text and audio resources for daily practice.
This app focuses on the learning and recitation correction market, using AI to guide users through their Quranic studies.
This app provides a cross-platform reference tool for reading and listening, appealing to users who value a clean, ad-free interface.
This app provides a specialized tool for tafsir study, offering scholarly commentary alongside the Arabic text.
This app combines scripture study with daily religious utilities, targeting users who want an all-in-one app for their spiritual life.
This app functions as a digital companion for audio-focused study, targeting users who prioritize recitation over deep linguistic analysis.
This app provides a clean, ad-free alternative for users who find ad-supported apps disruptive to their spiritual focus.
This app focuses on Quran learning with specific support for Somali language tafsir, catering to a niche demographic.
This app focuses on the memorization niche, using voice recognition to provide automated feedback for users learning the Quran.
New entrants(1)
This app focuses on tafsir study, providing a specialized interface for scholarly interpretation of the Quran.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on OMAR SHARIF
Bottom line
The publisher has established a strong foothold in the religious utility market through high-quality, content-rich applications. Their ability to maintain a high user rating across a large volume of reviews suggests a stable product-market fit within their specific demographic.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 4
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 4
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no