Start here — the GORAP
iERA's dawah conversation as numbered steps: how to open, God's existence, Oneness, Revelation and Prophethood, then the invitation.
I bear witness that there is no deity worthy of worship [in truth] except Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is [His slave and] messenger of Allah.
Ash-hadu an la ilaha illa Allah, Wa ash-hadu anna Muhammadan Rasulu-Allah.
A pocket reference for street dawah
Know what to say. Say it beautifully.
The invitation to Islam, step by step, with the evidence and the exact wording ready in your hand when you need it.
Free to join. Built for the street, works on any phone.
رَبِّ اشْرَحْ لِي صَدْرِي * وَيَسِّرْ لِي أَمْرِي * وَاحْلُلْ عُقْدَةً مِّن لِّسَانِي * يَفْقَهُوا قَوْلِي
Rabbi ishrah li sadri, wa yassir li amri, wahlul 'uqdatan min lisani, yafqahu qawli.
My Lord, expand my chest for me, make my task easy for me, and remove the knot from my tongue so that they may understand my speech. (Taha 20:25–28)
What dawah really is
Dawah simply means invitation — sharing what you believe, gently and honestly, and letting the other person weigh it for themselves. It is not winning an argument or embarrassing anyone. The Qur'an sets the manner before the content: “Invite to the way of your Lord with wisdom and beautiful preaching, and reason with them in the best way.” (16:125)
Most people don't stop talking because they lost a debate. They stop because someone was rude, or because the answer they got was vague. This app fixes both: adab first, and an accurate answer ready when the question comes.
Every topic carries a note on manners, and on where honesty means saying “scholars differ” rather than overclaiming.
How it starts
You: Can I get your opinion on something I've been thinking about lately?
Them: Sure, go ahead…
You: How do you think the universe came into existence?
Them: Honestly? I've never really thought about it.
The GORAP ladder
A conversation in order, so you never jump ahead of where the person actually is. Built on iERA and Mission Dawah's Pocket Dawah Manual.
- 1
GGod's existence
Two clear Qur'anic arguments — the beginning of the universe and the design in it — asked as questions, not lectures.
- 2
OOneness
Show the creator must be different from creation, so no part of creation can be God.
- 3
RRevelation
Why a wise creator would communicate, and what makes the Qur'an unlike any other book.
- 4
A&PAnd Prophethood
The evidence for Muhammad (SAW), and the invitation once the ground has been laid.
What's inside
Learn it, say it, record it. Hundreds of topics written the way a conversation actually goes, a room to rehearse in, and a journal to keep track of every session you do.
Answering objections
Calm, sourced replies to what actually comes up in the street — the Qur'an's preservation, ethics, family, and the criticisms people repeat online.
Comparative theology
Monotheism and , gospel accounts side by side, manuscript history, Paul and the early church — with the Hebrew, Greek and Arabic.
The Qur'an as the criterion
Where the Qur'an corrects the earlier scripture — the honour of the prophets (PBUT), the oneness of God, and accounts like the Exodus numbers and Joseph's (PBUH) King — both texts quoted side by side.
Islam and the modern world
Family, marriage, modesty, interest and debt, alcohol and gambling, screens and AI — the measured social outcomes with their sources, then the Qur'anic and Prophetic answer.
Book study
Chapter-by-chapter cards from major works, cited page by page, so you can quote a scholar accurately instead of from memory.
Delivery scripts
Every topic gives you the words: the lead-in, the point in plain language, the evidence line, the question back, and the likely objection with a calm reply.
A companion that answers
Ask mid-conversation and get a grounded, referenced answer drawn from the same library — never invented, never overstated.
The practice room
Rehearse the whole conversation out loud with a character who answers back — the friendly neighbour, the verse-quoter, the confident preacher — then read a private note on how it went.
Common ground
The passages of the Bible that agree with Islam — the Shema, prostration, fasting, charity — so you can start from what you share rather than what you dispute.
Your dawah journal
After you get home, write the session down: where you were, how many conversations, what went well, what you struggled with, and what you'd do differently. Your record, private to you.
Notes on any topic
Save your own wording, a verse you keep forgetting, or a reply that worked — attached to the topic it belongs to, ready next time you go out.
Made for the street, not the desk
One thumb, high contrast
Inside the app the screen goes dark and the targets get big, so you can glance and get straight back to the person in front of you.
Copy a reference instantly
Send the verse, the citation or the whole script to someone before they walk away.
Never lose your place
The GORAP steps are numbered, so you always know where you are in the conversation and what comes next.
Join the community
Create a free account to open the full library. The project is free to use — later on, a small monthly contribution will help cover the running costs so it can stay that way for everyone.
Create your free account