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🖼️ TikTok slideshows and Instagram carousels

Swipeable 5-8 slide posts: lists, "things I stopped doing", Fajr tips, with the app on the last slides. Cheap to make, very shareable, and TikTok pushes photo mode hard.

Why it works

• Saves and shares drive reach on carousels, and Islamic list posts get saved a lot.
• TikTok photo slideshows often get more reach than videos on new accounts.
• You can turn one idea into a TikTok slideshow and an Instagram carousel in the same 15 minutes.

Examples to study (100K+)

Watch 3-4 of these before you make your first one. Copy the structure, not the video. Numbers are from our research library; open the post for today's count.

• topcarousels.com Islamic carousel · 124K likes
  Reminder list carousel
• topcarousels.com: browse the top carousels · Library
  Filter by faith, self-improvement and habits for layouts that already went viral
• Two rakahs of Fajr carousel (Instagram) · 65.9K likes
  One reminder, broken across slides
• @islamisdeeen photo post (TikTok) · 53.9K likes
  Prayer education slideshow
• Eid three-item list with app mention (Instagram) · 134K views
  List format that mentions an app in the caption
• Critical list about Muslim trends (Instagram) · 128K views
  Three-item list hook, app mention

How to make it

1. Pick a template below (or a viral layout from topcarousels.com) and write 5-8 slides. One idea per slide, 12 words max.
2. Design 1080x1350 for Instagram and 1080x1920 for TikTok in Canva or CapCut. Big text, high contrast, one calm photo or plain background.
3. Put the app screenshots (download them below) on the last 1-2 slides only. The first slides must be pure value.
4. Last slide: the CTA. "Link in bio" or "Comment FAJR".
5. On TikTok, post as a photo slideshow with a trending nasheed-free sound or no sound. On Instagram, post as a carousel.
6. Caption: repeat the hook, add one line of value, the CTA and 3-5 hashtags.

Scripts and templates

"5 things that got me up for Fajr every day"

Slide 1 (hook): 5 things that finally got me up for Fajr 🌙
2: Sleeping 30 minutes earlier (Isha, then phone away)
3: Making intention before sleeping: "I will wake for Fajr"
4: Putting my prayer mat where my feet land
5: An alarm I can't snooze: it only stops when I scan my prayer mat
6: The app is called Salah Alarm (screenshot of the Fajr alarm)
7: Save this for tonight 🤲 Link in bio

"Things I stopped doing as a Muslim in 2026"

1: Things I stopped doing this year as a Muslim
2: Praying Asr after scrolling for an hour
3: Snoozing Fajr "just 5 more minutes"
4: Saying "I'll start praying properly next month"
5: Letting TikTok decide when I pray (SalahLock blocks it until I pray, screenshot)
6: What I use: Salah Alarm. Link in bio

"Your Ramadan starts now: X days left"

1: There are 87 days until Ramadan. Here's the plan
2: Weeks 1-4: all 5 prayers, on time
3: Weeks 5-8: add 2 rakahs before Fajr
4: Weeks 9-12: a page of Quran a day
5: Track it all in one place (Salah Alarm streak screenshot)
6: Bonus: log your prayers for a chance in the Free Makkah Trip draw. Link in bio

"POV: your phone stops letting you skip Salah"

1: POV: your phone stops letting you skip Salah
2: 4:58 AM: Fajr alarm. Won't stop until you scan your mat (screenshot)
3: 1:15 PM: TikTok locked until Dhuhr is prayed (SalahLock screenshot)
4: 9:40 PM: 5/5 prayers logged, 21-day streak (streak screenshot)
5: It's called Salah Alarm. Link in bio

Hooks

Concept reveal hooks

• Someone made an alarm that won't stop until you're on your prayer mat...Copy
• My friend built an app that locks TikTok until I pray...Copy
• There's an app that makes you scan your prayer mat to turn off the Fajr alarm...Copy
• This app turned my phone into a reason to pray, not a reason to skip...Copy
• Someone finally made a Fajr alarm you can't snooze...Copy

Receipt hooks

• I haven't missed Fajr in 30 days...Copy
• I've prayed more on time this month than the whole of last year...Copy
• Day 47 of praying all 5. Here's what changed...Copy
• My screen time went down 2 hours a day after I did this...Copy
• I used to wake up at 9. Now I'm up for Fajr every day...Copy

Self-trick hooks

• This is how I tricked myself into never missing Fajr...Copy
• How I trick myself into praying on time when I'm lazy...Copy
• The one setting that got me up for Fajr every single day...Copy
• I made it impossible for myself to skip Salah...Copy
• How I stopped scrolling through Asr...Copy

Guilt-flip hooks

• I stopped missing Fajr by making my phone work against me...Copy
• I used to feel guilty every morning I missed Fajr. Not anymore...Copy
• I was on TikTok for 3 hours but "too busy" to pray 5 minutes...Copy
• Your phone knows when you skip Fajr. Mine doesn't let me anymore...Copy
• I stopped hitting snooze on Fajr when my alarm started fighting back...Copy

CTAs

• My friend built an app called Salah Alarm, you can download it. Link in bio.Copy
• It's called Salah Alarm. Link in my bio.Copy
• Search "Salah Alarm" or tap the link in my bio.Copy
• Comment FAJR and I'll send you the link.Copy
• If you keep missing Fajr, this is your sign. Salah Alarm, link in bio.Copy
• Send this to the friend who sleeps through Fajr.Copy

AI voice (ElevenLabs)

App screenshots

Tap one to open it full size, or download all 8 (zip). Use them on the last slides of carousels or in app demo videos.

What the app does (say only these)

• A Fajr alarm that keeps ringing until you get up and scan your prayer mat. No snooze.
• SalahLock blocks distracting apps (TikTok, Instagram, games) at prayer time until you've prayed.
• Log all 5 prayers in a second by scanning your mat, and keep a daily streak.
• Accurate prayer times for your location, with the adhan.
• Duas on the lock screen and a home-screen dua widget.
• Ramadan 2027 challenge: log your 5 daily prayers and get a chance in the Free Makkah Trip draw.

Rules for this format

• Check any hadith or verse you quote. If you're not sure of the source, leave it out.
• No music with instruments on Islamic content: many viewers dislike it. Use nasheeds without instruments, ambience or silence.

Plus the general content rules.