Now on the App Store
Quran Widgets is an iPhone app that helps you remember Allah every day: daily verses, hadith and duas on your Home and Lock Screen, prayer times with a Qibla compass, a tasbih counter for your dhikr, and the full Quran to read and listen to.
Daily Ayah; Quotes, Dua & Ayah; Prayer Times; 99 Names of Allah; Hijri Date; Tasbeeh; Prayer Tracker; Reading Streak. Each can have its own wallpaper.
Everything below is in the app today. Quotations carry their source so you can check them.
Over 8,600 cards in 32 topics, from patience to tawakkul: 2,490 Quran verses, 626 hadith, 40 Hadith Qudsi and the 99 Names of Allah, each cited, with short reflections of our own. Save favourites and share any card as an image.
All 114 surahs in Uthmani script, with English, Urdu, Turkish and Russian translations and a transliteration. Gapless recitation by Shaykh Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary, at 0.5x to 2x, keeps playing with your iPhone locked. Quran Practice shows one ayah at a time, in order, and counts your way through the whole Quran.
Times for all five prayers with 11 calculation methods, alerts for the prayers you choose, and a Qibla compass. Mark each prayer, keep count of qada, and see your year of prayers and reading.
75 supplications from the Quran and 149 daily duas, each cited. A tasbeeh with targets from 33 to 1,000. Daily readings and a guide to voluntary prayers.
A Hijri calendar with the coming special days, a Zakat calculator, a Mosque Finder, and 2,100 messages for Jumu'ah, Ramadan, the Eids, weddings, condolences and more.
Islamic wallpapers, live ones among them, a choice of app icons, and light, green and dark looks.
Real screenshots from the English version of the app, not mock-ups.
The Quran reader, recitation, prayer times, Qibla, tasbeeh, duas and six widgets are free. Premium adds the rest.
The App Store shows the price in your local currency before you confirm. Cancel any time in Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions. Terms of Use
Install Quran Widgets and open it once. Touch and hold an empty part of the Home Screen, tap Edit (or + on older iOS), then Add Widget. Search for Quran Widgets, choose a widget and a size, and tap Add Widget. For the Lock Screen, touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize, choose the Lock Screen and tap the widget area.
Eight: Daily Ayah; Quotes, Dua & Ayah; Prayer Times; 99 Names of Allah; Hijri Date; Tasbeeh; Prayer Tracker; and Reading Streak. They work on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen, and each can have its own wallpaper.
15: English, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Russian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch and Azerbaijani. The Quran reader shows the Arabic in Uthmani script with English, Urdu, Turkish and Russian translations and a transliteration.
The Quran reader, recitation, prayer times, Qibla, tasbeeh, duas and six widgets are free. Premium unlocks Quran Practice, prayer tracking and its two widgets, the Hijri calendar, Zakat calculator, Mosque Finder and messages, widget settings, every topic and wallpaper, and saving wallpapers to Photos. Plans and prices are shown in the app before you confirm.
There is no account and no sign-in. Your favourites, notes, prayer settings and streak are stored on your iPhone. The app has no ads. It uses analytics tied to a random identifier, not your name. It asks Apple's tracking question once: if you allow it, your advertising identifier is shared with Meta to measure our own ads; if you don't, Meta receives only limited app events. The app works the same either way, and you can change your answer in Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking. The Privacy Policy lists every service the app uses and what each one receives.
Yes, for reading. The Quran text and translations, hadith, duas and reflections are bundled with the app, and prayer times are calculated on your iPhone. Recitation audio, wallpaper downloads and the Mosque Finder need an internet connection.
The Arabic text is from Tanzil, reproduced exactly. Every translation is in the public domain, and the translators are named in Settings > Credits & sources. Each verse, hadith and dua is shown with its source; the short reflections are our own writing.
They are calculated on your iPhone from your location with the method you choose, out of 11. They can differ by a few minutes from your local mosque's timetable, so check them against it.
Free to download. The Quran reader, recitation, prayer times, Qibla, tasbeeh, duas and six widgets cost nothing.