Ayah Flow
As the imam recites aloud, the active ayah stays bright while previous and upcoming verses appear softly in the stream.
Camera-free smart glasses concept
Understand Salah is a community-driven smart glasses concept that follows the imam’s audible Qur’an recitation and displays the Arabic ayah and its meaning in your field of view.
How it is intended to work
The concept listens to the imam’s audible recitation, matches the ayah, and presents a simple stream in the glasses. The goal is not to replace prayer, but to help worshippers become more aware of the meaning of what they hear.
As the imam recites aloud, the active ayah stays bright while previous and upcoming verses appear softly in the stream.
The concept is designed without a camera, prioritizing privacy and natural presence in the mosque.
A light, minimal eyewear concept that aims not to interrupt bowing, standing, or prostration.
Developers, designers, Arabic/Qur’an contributors and worshippers can help shape the project.
Care and responsibility
Technology in salah must be approached carefully from religious, design, privacy and attention perspectives. This project is meant to be shaped with scholars, Arabic contributors, designers, engineers and worshippers.
Join the community
We are gathering the first contributors and early supporters: developers, designers, hardware enthusiasts, Arabic/Qur’an contributors and curious worshippers.
FAQ
No. The concept is deliberately camera-free and privacy-first.
No final claim is made here. The idea needs religious, design and user-experience review before any real product positioning.
The first focus is understanding the imam’s audible recitation during salah. Recitation listening, education and study scenarios may be explored later.