Dua: Quran & Prayers

Dua is a calm Islamic app for duas (supplications), azkar (remembrances), prayer times, Qibla direction, and the Holy Quran — made to stay with you through everyday worship at home, work, or while traveling. What you get One simple place for what many Muslims need daily: organized duas and azkar, accurate prayer times, a clear Qibla, Quran reading, and optional reminders that help you stay consistent without clutter. Duas and azkar Browse collections of authentic supplications and remembrances from the Quran and Sunnah, including morning and evening azkar, sleep and waking duas, travel, Hajj and Umrah, parents, healing, for the deceased, and more. Lists are easy to browse so you can find what you need quickly, with counting and follow-along to keep a gentle daily wird. Prayer times and alerts Prayer times are calculated for your location, with a clear countdown to the next prayer. Turn on adhan or reminder alerts if you want — helpful on busy days, and fully under your control. Qibla direction Find the direction of the Kaaba wherever you are, so you can face the Qibla with confidence at home, in the mosque, or on the go. Holy Quran Read the Quran in the app as part of your daily routine, alongside duas and azkar. Reminders and personal notes Optional dua messages can appear gently or via notifications (based on your settings). Personal alarms and notes help you organize your own reminders next to prayer times. Widgets On supported devices, add a lock-screen or home-screen widget to see the next prayer at a glance without opening the app every time. Who it’s for Dua is built for everyone — young adults, elders, and families. The experience is simple and calm. There is no violence or inappropriate content. Children who can read may use it with a parent’s help. Privacy in short Location on your device is used to improve prayer times and Qibla accuracy. No forced login is required for the core experience. See the Privacy Policy on the App Store listing for details. Download Dua and keep duas, azkar, prayer times, Qibla, and Quran close — simply, every day.