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Dawām now speaks your language. - Choose English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, or Swahili. Every screen, the Quran translation, and the hadith follow your choice. - Tap a language to try it before you decide. - Search countries and cities in your language. - Zakat uses your local currency automatically. - Prayer times follow your region's calculation method and Asr timing. You can change both in Settings. - Your chosen calculation method is now remembered.
Prayer times, adhan, qibla and Quran. Works offline. No account, no ads, free.
Dawam holds the five prayers, the Quran, and the day's adhkar in one place, and works your prayer times out on the phone itself rather than asking a server where you are. That one decision is what makes the rest possible. Your prayer times and your qibla keep working on a plane, in a basement, on a dead connection, and your location is never sent anywhere at all. PRAYER TIMES AND ADHAN Ten calculation methods, including Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Egyptian, Dubai, Qatar, Kuwait, Singapore, Turkey, and the Moonsighting Committee. Shafi and Hanafi Asr. The adhan, a separate reminder before each salah if you want one, and a home screen widget for the next prayer. Would rather not share your location at all? Choose your city from 34,140 places held inside the app. Everything still works, and nothing leaves the phone. THE QURAN Read in translation or in mushaf pages. Uthmani and tajweed scripts, Amiri and Naskh faces, and your own sizes for the Arabic and the translation. Word-by-word meaning, verse notes, bookmarks, and your place kept for next time. Thirteen reciters, playing in the background with lock screen controls while the page turns with the voice. Keep a surah on the device, and it plays with nothing to connect to. QIBLA A compass that points to the Kaaba, with the bearing and the distance, and five faces to choose from. HADITH 36,108 narrations across ten collections, each carrying the grade its own source gives it. The hadith of the day follows the Islamic calendar rather than a shuffle: Friday, Ramadan, the last ten nights, Arafah, Ashura, the white days, the six of Shawwal, Monday and Thursday. DUAS AND ADHKAR Morning and evening remembrance, and duas by occasion, with the Arabic, the transliteration and the meaning. THE DAY The five prayers in clock order with a marker on the one you are in. Morning and evening adhkar, Quran reading, and up to eight rows of your own. Sunnah rakah counts sit under each prayer, from cited narrations, and where sound narrations differ, the row shows both. ISLAMIC CALENDAR AND FASTING A Hijri calendar from the Umm al-Qura table, the Islamic events ahead, and the moon. A Ramadan timetable with suhoor and iftar, the white days, and Mondays and Thursdays. ALSO A tasbih counter for dhikr, with sittings you can build yourself. A zakat calculator. The 99 Names of Allah. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No account. No advertising. No in-app purchases. No tracking, and no analytics of any kind. Your coordinates are never transmitted, and the record of what you marked and what you read stays on your phone. Free forever.