Small amounts, gathered quietly.

A screenshot of your bank messages, the PDF from your bank's app, a spreadsheet, or a copy-paste. No bank password and no bank connection — you bring the statement, Senjab reads it.

Every row arrives already sorted, so your month adds up without you doing the sorting. Change a label once and Senjab remembers it — your call outranks the app's.

Arabic or English, whichever your statement is written in. A local transfer is read as a transfer, with the person named and the fee kept with it. Riyals, dirhams and dinars are each counted the way they are written.

The salary account, the gold, the car, the flat, the shares — all in one place, adding up to one number. Gold and shares move with the market, so your number moves with them. What you owe is taken off it, so the figure is honest rather than flattering.

Senjab follows your nisab and your hawl across your real figures, on the Umm al-Qura calendar, with your zakat day kept the way you keep it — and the method is shown on screen, yours to change.

Your stocks carry a verdict, with the standard named and the date it comes from. An unscreened stock reads “not screened”, never “non-compliant” — and where two standards disagree, you see the disagreement. The amount to purify from your dividends is worked out for you.