
Complete ayat, with their meaning
Swipe through complete ayat, never a fragment, on the painting you chose. Save the ones that stay with you and the feed leans on them, at the moments of the day you choose.

Swipe through complete ayat, never a fragment, on the painting you chose. Save the ones that stay with you and the feed leans on them, at the moments of the day you choose.

Reflection

Tranquillity

Patience
Sakina, Rahma, Nur, Sabr, Shukr. The one you choose dresses your feed, your widgets and your wallpaper, and Awqat follows the sky of the hour.

Times for where you are, worked out with the method your community uses. The adhan sounds at each prayer, a tap logs the ones you have prayed, and the Qibla points you to the Kaaba.
The next prayer and an ayah on your Lock Screen, there each time you pick up your phone. On your Home Screen, today's five prayers, the next one with its countdown, or an ayah, each painted in the theme you chose.
The Ayah widget is free. The others are part of Quran Pro. Lock Screen widgets are on iPhone.






Times are calculated on your phone for where you are, with the method your community uses. The adhan sounds at each prayer, and the Qibla points you to the Kaaba.
Set reminders to fit your routine, put a widget on your Home Screen, or one on your Lock Screen that you see without even unlocking your phone.
Complete ayat with their meaning, never a fragment, arriving at the moments you choose. Log each prayer with a tap and keep a streak of full days.
All 114 surahs in Uthmani script with the Yusuf Ali or Pickthall translation beside the Arabic. Duas for daily life and the 99 Names of Allah, always free.
Reading the whole Quran is free, along with duas, the 99 Names, your favourites and one ayah a day. Quran Pro adds prayer times and the adhan, the Qibla, the widgets, ayat through the day and the prayer log.
The Arabic is in Uthmani script, with the English of Abdullah Yusuf Ali or Marmaduke Pickthall beside it. You choose which one, or read the Arabic alone.
On your phone, for where you are. The app starts with the method most used in your country, such as Umm al-Qura in Saudi Arabia or the Muslim World League in much of Europe, and you can change the method and the madhab used for Asr in settings.
Yes. Quran is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android. Lock Screen widgets are on iPhone only, because Android has no Lock Screen widgets.
The Quran, duas and the 99 Names are inside the app, and prayer times are calculated on your phone, so they all work offline.
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