Derd - Prayer Times

• How to pray — 30 guides, from ablution to the funeral prayer; every step in order, with the Arabic and its transliteration. Hanafi (Diyanet) school, free. (Explanations are in Turkish for now.) • The library now includes what is recited within the prayer: al-Fatiha, Subhanaka, at-Tahiyyat, the salawat, the qunut supplications, the tasbih of bowing and prostration, and the short suras. • The Qibla screen was reworked: a fixed target notch at the top of the dial, an arc pointing the way to the Kaaba, and a screen that warms as you get closer. • A short tour of the five tabs on first launch (skippable at any time), and a one-line description of each tab in Help. • The sky colour now turns by itself the moment a prayer time arrives — while the app is open and when you come back to it. • "What do you need?" — a second way into the library, by need. Twelve needs: gratitude, distress, anxiety, protection, forgiveness, family, exams, healing, provision, debt, travel, sleep. Every need has at least one dua open to everyone. • A new look — the background, the horizon glow and the accent colour now come from the current prayer; six skies from suhoor to isha. Widgets and the Lock Screen read the same colour. • One card on the Today screen that changes each day: a Qur'anic verse (Arabic, Turkish meaning and reference), a Name of Allah, or a note about the day. • A new app icon. • Adhan notifications no longer stop quietly — they are rescheduled even if you don't open the app for a while. • The widget keeps up when you travel; it refreshes as soon as your location changes. • "Restore purchases" now tells you when the problem is the connection. • The religious-days list stays full going forward; the Regaip date was corrected. • A free sample from every library section and every need. • Three more rows fit on the monthly times screen; the month arrows and a few buttons are much easier to hit. • VoiceOver: the tasbih can be counted, the qibla is spoken. • Battery: the Today screen refreshes once a minute instead of once a second.