Publishers set their own rates; you see every price. We run the venue for a disclosed 20% — the rate is never ours to fix.
Real Muslim-audience supply on the UMG network. Each price is the publisher's own floor, or a real cleared trade - honestly labelled, never a rate we set.
Ad-view volumes are publisher-declared, not yet independently measured. Impressions are ad views, never "people reached." Cleared prices come from real trades in our own ledger; a listing not yet traded shows the publisher's opening floor, labelled as such - never a made-up number.
When the Prophet ﷺ was asked to fix market prices in Madinah, he refused, saying it is Allah who sets prices. We built this marketplace on that principle: publishers set their own rate, and we never fix it.The prophetic market · the foundation of this marketplace
We keep the preview small on purpose - every early buyer and publisher gets white-glove onboarding.
The most sovereign supply we have - our own engine, on a screen in the community.
Screen network onboarding — advertiser booking opens when the first screens are liveAny masjid loads a web page on a TV it already owns - prayer times, iqamah, and announcements for the community, with a single ad slot the same contextual engine fills with a community-appropriate ad. The ad funds the screen.
Two doors to the same market.
A halal restaurant, an Islamic school, a charity, a travel brand - pick your audience and set a plain-dollar budget. The market's per-1,000 rate is always shown - you just never need jargon to buy.
Each publisher sets their own floor - not us. You see the outcome and the price, and you buy it. We never set or override the rate.
Your ad serves on our own engine, matched to page content - never by tracking a person. If we under-deliver, the difference is refunded automatically.
Trust is the whole product. We target by what a page is about, never by surveilling who you are - and we will never buy, sell, or touch third-party data on who visited a mosque. (A masjid may list its own city so advertisers know where its screen is - that is the venue's own address, never data on the people who pray there.)