Islamic Toolkit
Islamic Toolkit
for Sunni and Shia
A Qibla compass, prayer times, Hijri calendar, the Quran, duas and ziyarat, a tasbeeh counter and a qaza tracker. In English and Urdu, and it works offline.
Free. Android. Supported by one small banner ad.
Everything for daily worship, in one place
No account, no sign-in. Pick your school of thought once and the app shows the prayer rules and texts that belong to it.
Qibla compass
A live compass with a Kaaba marker and a guide mode. It vibrates when you face the Qibla and warns you when the sensor needs calibrating.
Prayer times
Calculated on your device with the methods each tradition uses, with reminders at prayer time and a countdown to the next prayer. Adjust each prayer by a few minutes to match your local mosque.
Hijri calendar
Months with births, demises and observances, a day adjustment for moon sighting, and a card on the home screen on days with an occasion.
Quran
Arabic with an English or Urdu translation, search, juz index, surah favourites and your reading position. Sajdah verses are marked, with the rule for your tradition and the recitation.
Duas and ziyarat
Every text shows where it comes from, why it matters, when it is recited, and its references. Shia also get ziyarat and ta'qibat for each prayer.
What to recite today
Suggestions for the time of day, the weekday and the Hijri date, such as the supplication of Thursday or the dua after Fajr.
Tasbeeh counter
The Tasbih of Fatima al-Zahra (Shia) or the after-prayer tasbih (Sunni), or count any words you choose. Rounds and totals are kept.
Qaza tracker
Keep count of missed prayers and fasts, including qaza roza and roza of an oath, adding and removing as you make them up.
Favourites
Save surahs, duas and ziyarat with a heart and find them in one tab.
Find the Qibla without guessing
The compass reads your phone's sensor only while the Qibla screen is open, and uses your location only to work out the direction and distance to the Kaaba. Nothing is sent anywhere.
- Compass and guide views
- Vibration when you are facing the Qibla
- Calibration warning when the sensor is unreliable
Sunni and Shia, kept separate
You choose at first launch and can change it in Settings. Only the Qibla compass and the Quran are shared. Prayer times, calendar, duas and recommendations follow your choice and never borrow from the other.
Sunni
- Prayer methods: Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Karachi and Egyptian, with Standard or Hanafi Asr
- 132 chapters of adhkar and duas from Hisn al-Muslim, with Quran and hadith references
- Calendar occasions and tasbeeh after prayer
- Sajdah of recitation, with the Hanafi differences
Shia (Ja'fari)
- Prayer methods: Leva (Qum) and Tehran, Maghrib by angle, Islamic midnight, joined-prayer view
- More than 100 duas, including the Sahifa Sajjadiyya, the Fifteen Munajat, Kumayl, Nudba and Mashlul
- 28 ziyarat, and ta'qibat for every prayer
- Sajdah of recitation: obligatory and recommended verses
A look inside
Four colour styles, each in light and dark, with a choice of Arabic fonts and text sizes.
English and Urdu
The whole app, including right-to-left layouts, is available in English and Urdu, and the Quran translation follows your language.
Works offline
The Quran, duas, ziyarat, calendar, prayer calculations and Qibla all work without a connection. The internet is used only to show the banner ad.
Your privacy
We do not ask you to create an account, and we do not collect your personal information. Your location, favourites, counters and settings stay on your phone. The app shows one banner ad through Google AdMob, which handles the data it needs to do that.
Prayer times are calculations and can differ from your local mosque by a few minutes. If they do, use Adjust prayer times in the app to move each prayer earlier or later, in minutes, so it matches your local mosque timetable.