A record eleven Muslim-majority nations have qualified for the 2026 World Cup (USA/Canada/Mexico, June 11–July 19): eight Arab nations (Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq, Jordan) plus Senegal, Iran, and Uzbekistan, with Türkiye adding a twelfth Muslim-majority side from Europe; Jordan and Uzbekistan debut for the first time in history.
Many Islamic apps help Muslims pray and read Qur’an, but some may collect data, show ads, track users, or distract from worship. Learn what to check first.
What happens when Muslims from across the world gather in a single digital space to share their duas, say Ameen for each other, and build the kind of community that distance usually makes impossible?
