Make honest conversation and Salah part of everyday married life. Forever helps Muslim couples talk about the small things, the intimate things and the things that are hard to say.
A worry you keep to yourself. A small hurt you brush aside. Something intimate you don’t know how to bring up. You can love each other deeply and still struggle to feel understood.
Give each other room to say what is on your mind, ask rather than assume, and listen with care. Make space for the conversation before frustration builds.
Give your daily prayers a place in the life you are building together. Encourage each other, keep your own record and support each other’s effort.
A weekend plan belongs here. So do your needs, worries and hopes. Write a topic in your own words and give it the attention it deserves.
Each topic keeps your replies together, so you can take time to think and come back to the conversation.
Make room for both sides ↓
Give each other a say in when a topic feels finished. One partner asks to close it, and the other confirms. If there is still something on your mind, you can return to the same conversation.
Alongside the care you give each other, make space for your daily Salah. Encourage consistency with kindness, and support each other in the intentions you share.
See both prayer records side by side. Mark what you have prayed, look back through the days and keep track of what you still need to make up.
Your record is yours to update. Your partner can see it, but cannot change it. A blank entry does not necessarily mean a missed prayer.
Return to the prayers still to make up ↓
When there are prayers to make up, keep a clear record of them. Your counter starts from the date you choose. Open the list, tick what you have made up and confirm Prayed Qadha.
Share the photo that made you smile, a video you want to watch together or something you need to decide on. The little moments deserve a place alongside the big conversations.
Keep photos, videos and documents with the topic they belong to.
Bring a little of yourselves into your shared space. Choose a photograph and colour you love. Your buttons and glass panels pick up the colour, while your partner keeps their own look.
Swipe to explore the looks. Tap a phone for a closer look.
Notice when your partner has something to share, and keep your daily prayers in mind. Choose the reminders and updates that help you both.
You choose what you receive, share and show on your lock screen. Prayer sharing depends on both partners’ choices. Notification timing and sound depend on your device.
Start a private space for your marriage, with your own sign-in.
They join with their own account. Your space connects you both.
Start with something you want to talk about, and set up Salah to support your daily routine.
Forever is a web app. Home-screen installation and notifications depend on the browser and device you use.
The practical details, before you settle in.
Muslim couples who want to make honest communication and Salah part of everyday married life. Whether you are newly married or years into your marriage, this is a shared space for you and your spouse, not a place to meet someone new.
Forever gives each conversation its own topic, so a worry or thoughtful reply has a place you can both return to. You decide together when a topic closes. Alongside that, Salah helps you keep personal prayer records and support each other’s daily practice.
No. You can start with plans, appreciation, little worries or something you want to understand better. The intention is to make talking openly part of ordinary married life, rather than waiting until things have built up.
No. Forever supports everyday habits of communication and Salah. It does not provide counselling, guarantee a relationship outcome or replace appropriate help when you need it.
Yes. You each sign in to your own account, then connect as partners. Conversations, Salah and settings all use that same Forever sign-in.
No. Your partner can see your side of the Salah screen, but only you can record or edit your prayers.
Yes. Choose your tracking start date in Salah settings, then move through the days to fill in your own record. Your Qadha list keeps the outstanding entries together.
You can change your saved location and check the timetable in Salah settings. Each partner has their own location and prayer record.
You choose your alert categories and whether previews can show details on your lock screen. Protected topics remain private in notifications. Prayer activity sharing also depends on your partner’s choices.
Yes. Open Forever in your phone’s browser. On a supported device, add it to your home screen and enable notifications from Forever’s settings. Device settings affect notification timing and sound.
Protected topics use a day password to keep their titles and content hidden until that day is unlocked. They live alongside your other conversations without displaying their contents in the list.
For the things you need to say, the understanding you want to grow and the Salah you want to keep close.
Create your space