Rafiq: Quran, Prayer & Qibla

Rafiq is a Muslim companion for daily worship: the Quran (Koran), prayer times, a qibla compass, azkar, du'as, the Islamic calendar and audio recitation in one calm app, with clear Arabic typography and no ads. QURAN Read all 114 surahs in the Madani mushaf layout, page for page like the printed Quran, or verse by verse with an English translation (5 editions) and tafsir. The Arabic text is built in and works offline. Listen to 42 reciters (qari) with gapless playback across verses and surahs. Tap a word to recite from its verse, search, bookmark, and pick up where you stopped. KHATMA, REFLECTIONS & HIFZ Plan a khatma at your own pace, from a week to a year. A missed day is spread over the days left. Write a reflection on any ayah and group your reflections by theme. For memorization (hifz), recite a portion from memory and rate how it went; the next revision date follows from your rating. DAILY WIRD & PRAYER TRACKER Build a daily wird from adhkar, surahs, tasbih and du'as. Finishing an adhkar session or a tasbih count ticks its item, and a streak counts the days you finished the list. The prayer tracker logs each prayer as on time, late or missed. PRAYER TIMES Salah times are calculated on your device, so they work offline, and refined by the Aladhan service when you are online. Pick from 9 calculation methods and your Asr school (Shafi or Hanafi). You get a live countdown to the next salat (namaz), the adhan and a reminder before it, and a switch for each prayer. QIBLA COMPASS The qibla finder points to the Kaaba from anywhere, with the direction and distance to the Sacred Mosque on a dial that stays readable as you turn. AZKAR & TASBIH Morning and evening remembrances (adhkar), after-prayer azkar, and dhikr for sleep, waking and travel, each with its virtue, when to say it, and its source. The tasbih (tasbeeh) counter has light haptics and guided dhikr programs, and you can build your own. The 99 Names of Allah come with their meanings, and short courses on Islam give a source for every claim. DUAS A swipeable deck of authentic supplications (dua) with a du'a of the day, favourites and an optional daily reminder. You can also write your own du'as and attach the names of the people you want to remember; they stay on your phone. ISLAMIC CALENDAR The Hijri calendar beside the Gregorian, with upcoming Islamic events, a Hijri offset to match your local moon sighting, and optional fasting reminders for Mondays, Thursdays and the white days (Ayyam al-Beed). In Ramadan, a timetable gives suhoor and iftar for every day. AUDIO & RADIO Lectures by Mostafa Mahmoud, ibtihalat by Sayed al-Naqshbandi and more, with background playback and lock-screen controls. Quran radio streams live stations; search them and pin your favourites to the top. SHARE & GREETING CARDS Turn any verse, dhikr or name into an image card to save or send, or make a greeting card for Jumu'ah, Ramadan or Eid. SIRI, CONTROL CENTER & WIDGETS Ask Siri for the next prayer and hear its time and how long is left. Open prayer times, qibla, the Quran, tasbih or morning and evening adhkar from Siri or Spotlight. On iOS 18, add Qibla and Tasbih to Control Center, the Lock Screen or the Action Button. Widgets count down to the next prayer on the Home Screen and Lock Screen. REMINDERS Prayer notifications, and salawat reminders through the day, as many as you choose and between the hours you set. DESIGN & DATA • Full Arabic and English, with a proper right-to-left layout • On iPad and Mac too, with a wider layout and two-column lists • Light and dark themes • No ads and no accounts • The Quran, prayer times, azkar and duas work offline • Back up everything to one file, protected with a passphrase if you set one, and restore it on another phone Rafiq means "companion" in Arabic. Your location stays on your device, apart from the coordinates sent to name your city and fetch prayer times. May Allah accept your worship.