FOUNDER’S OWN WORK
Inheriting Islam
A site Hamza designed and built for his own venture, Inheriting Islam.
- What it is
- A home for Qur’an classes, a podcast and apps, from one Muslim household.
- Role
- Designed and built by Hamza Abdul‑Tawwaab for Inheriting Islam
- Captured
- October 3–5, 2026
Context
Inheriting Islam is a home for Qur’an classes, a podcast and apps, from one Muslim household. It is Hamza’s own venture.
Our founder’s own project.
What Hamza built
A calm, readable design, warm photography and plain language, built to be read on a phone.
- Designed for its readers. Large serif headlines, generous space and one clear action per page.
- Arabic handled with care. Key words such as مِيراث, اقرأ and إسناد appear with their meaning.
- Plain words. Schedules and next steps are stated directly.
- Built for the phone. Every page reads cleanly on a small screen, with the main action within reach.
How it runs now
The site is live, with pages for the Qur’an classes, an interactive first lesson, the podcast and the people behind it. The screens below were captured from the live site on October 3–5, 2026.
Screens
Desktop and phone captures of the English site.
An app: Life Is Temporary
Inheriting Islam publishes Life Is Temporary, a free app for Muslim families when someone dies — see the case study.