First, install the app
Installing it does not create an account and does not ask you to register. It gives you the screen your invitation needs to land on.
The iPhone version is with Apple for review.
There is no web sign-in for JFS, and no public sign-up. Your Nazim sends an invitation to your email address, and you accept it on the phone you will use.
Installing it does not create an account and does not ask you to register. It gives you the screen your invitation needs to land on.
The iPhone version is with Apple for review.
Open it on the phone that has the app. When the app is installed and the link is verified, it opens straight into the invitation.
That page shows your invitation code with a copy button. Open JFS, choose I have an invitation code, and paste it. Installing the app cannot carry the code across on its own, which is why the code is shown rather than hidden.
Ask whoever invited you to send a new one. Resending replaces the old code, so use the newest email.
Use Forgot password on the app’s sign-in screen. A one-time code is emailed to the address your account was issued to.
An account is bound to one device at a time, so a new phone is refused until the binding is moved. The app’s sign-in screen has a request for exactly that; a Nazim or the Nazim-e-Aala approves it, and then the new phone works.
More on thisWrite to it@jamiat.org.pk and say which email address your account uses. Do not send your password — nobody at JFS will ask for it.