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HAMSA is the only personal-growth mentor thatSets your daily mission

For the busy Muslim professional in Malaysia or Indonesia: 25 to 40, at ease in English, working long hours in an office or a startup.

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One mentor across five intelligences

Body, money, people, heritage and mind. Each one has its own colour.

How to look after your body and your money

A woman in a hijab stretching her arms beside an office window overlooking Kuala Lumpur

Health

Physical and mental wellbeing

Missions for a body and a mind that spend long hours at a desk, set one day at a time.

  • Physical wellbeing
  • Mental wellbeing
A man writing in a budget notebook beside a coin jar and prayer beads under a desk lamp

Financial

Halal money habits

Budgeting, saving, zakat and avoiding riba, taught as missions. Never investment picks.

  • Budgeting
  • Saving
  • Zakat
  • Avoiding riba

How to be with people and with your heritage

Two colleagues laughing together over tea at a café table

Communication

People and social skills

Small missions for the colleague, the family member and the friend in front of you.

  • People
  • Social skills
An elderly woman showing a young woman a folded songket cloth on a wooden veranda

Cultural

Islamic traditions and heritage

Islamic traditions and heritage, brought into an ordinary working day.

  • Traditions
  • Heritage

How to think a problem through

A man sketching a flow diagram in a notebook next to his laptop in a startup office

Logical

Analytical thinking and problem-solving

Thinking and problem-solving, practised on the problems already sitting on your desk.

  • Analytical thinking
  • Problem-solving

How it works, in three steps

  1. Open up to two intelligences

    Start with the areas of life that matter most right now. Two are free.

  2. Build your plan around them

    Your plan and your missions are built around the intelligences you opened.

  3. Take the day’s mission

    Each mission is set from inside your own school of Islam, with its sources shown. A hard ruling is handed to a scholar, not guessed.

What it costs

Free

Up to two intelligences can be opened, and you can build your plan and missions around those two.

Monthly subscription

$12per month

Sold from the site through hosted checkout, behind a sign-in.

A sample day of missions

This is a sample, written to show the shape of one day for a busy professional. It is not taken from a real person’s plan. School chosen for the sample: Shafi’i.

  • A woman in a dusty-blue hijab walking along a shaded garden path after work
    Sample

    Health

    Sample mission for the day

    Take ten minutes away from your desk after Asr and walk.

    Source: Sahih al-Bukhari 1968: your body has a right over you

    • Physical and mental wellbeing
  • A hand writing in a notebook beside a coin jar, prayer beads and a cup of tea
    Sample

    Financial

    Sample mission for the day

    Write down this month’s fixed costs, then set one amount aside for zakat.

    Source: Qur’an 2:43

    • Halal money habits
  • A smiling man in an office leaning in to listen to a colleague
    Sample

    Communication

    Sample mission for the day

    Ask one colleague how their week is going, then listen before you reply.

    Source: Sahih al-Bukhari 6018: speak good or keep silent

    • People and social skills
  • A woman in a hijab and batik blouse laughing on a phone call on a wooden veranda
    Sample

    Cultural

    Sample mission for the day

    Call a family elder tonight and ask for one story from where the family comes from.

    Source: Qur’an 49:13

    • Islamic traditions and heritage
  • An open notebook with a hand-drawn flow of boxes and arrows beside a coffee cup
    Sample

    Logical

    Sample mission for the day

    Take one problem from work. Write what you know, what you assume and what you would check first.

    Source: Qur’an 2:111

    • Analytical thinking and problem-solving
  • Sample

    Handed to a scholar

    Sample hard ruling

    “Does my year-end bonus count towards zakat?” HAMSA does not guess. It hands the question to a scholar of your school.

    • Hard ruling

Frequently asked questions

No. When a question is a hard ruling, HAMSA hands it to scholars instead of guessing.

Yours. Each daily mission is set from inside your own school of Islam, and it shows its sources.

No. Financial missions are halal money habits: budgeting, saving, zakat and avoiding riba. Never investment picks.

Free: up to two intelligences can be opened, and you can build your plan and missions around those two. The monthly subscription is $12 per month.