FAQ
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A mobile app for daily Islamic life: prayer times and Qibla, the Quran with Urdu translation and audio, Awrad and adab readings, an Urdu e-library, the Islamic calendar, the 99 Names, Tasbih and videos.
From the App Store and Google Play. The store links on this site are placeholders until the official URLs are supplied.
No. The app does not use accounts or sign-in, so there is no profile to create or manage.
Since there is no account, bookmarks and reading positions live on your device and are removed when the app is uninstalled. The account & data deletion page explains this and how to contact support.
The interface is in English, Quranic text in Arabic, and translations and library titles in Urdu.
Your coordinates are requested at medium accuracy and sent over HTTPS to the Aladhan prayer-times service, which returns the timings for that position. They are cached on your device so the app works offline.
Write to [email protected], or use Settings → Report Issues inside the app. See the contact page.