Menâr

Menâr

Namaz, Kur’an ve ibadet

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Released
September 21, 2026
Updated
October 30, 2026

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Menâr is a free, ad-free companion for following prayer times, finding the Qibla, reading the Quran and exploring sourced Islamic content. Highlights: • Prayer times based on your location and selected calculation method • Home screen and iOS widgets for the next prayer • Qibla compass • Quran reading with supported translations, page navigation, bookmarks and favorites • Optional recitation practice with microphone and speech recognition • Sourced hadith library with Arabic text, translation, grade, tracing and record number • Official HadeethEnc collections in Turkish, English and Russian • Riyad as-Salihin in Arabic and Turkish, available inside the app under written permission • Morning and evening adhkar, post-prayer tasbih and a digital tasbih • Guides for the four Sunni schools of jurisprudence • Quranic Arabic learning and basic tajwid lessons • Dark mode and offline reading options Menâr has no user accounts, advertising network or in-app purchases. Location, microphone, speech recognition and notifications are optional. Religious and legal opinions may differ by school; the app is not a fatwa authority and clearly shows its sources.
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What's New in Menâr

1.20

October 30, 2026

- The King Fahd Complex Turkish translation (Dr Ali Özek and team) is now listed under that name. - Asma ul-Husna: the reading and short meaning of each name now appear in your language in all 12 non-Turkish languages. - Hisnul Muslim now shows a Latin-letter reading (Turkish transliteration) under every dua, so it can be read without knowing Arabic. Verses use Muhammet Abay’s transliteration when online. The author’s preface is now listed, and a chapter that looked missing has been fixed. - In the Hadith screen’s “Dhikr and dua” tab, fully vowelled duas now have a Turkish transliteration. - New “An-Nasawi’s Forty” tab: hadiths from Imam an-Nasawi’s Forty Hadith collection that HadeethEnc has as sahih, in the book’s order. - Refreshed Hadith screen: search at the top, books in one row, grade badge, Share and Copy on each card. - New Qur’an search: by surah name or number, a verse with “2:255” or “baqarah 255”, or a page with “page 250”; tap a result to open it. Translation and tafsir side by side. - Today screen: “Try again” and “Choose location” when prayer times can’t be loaded; a Ramadan badge from Sha‘ban on. Religious days are calculated from the Hijri calendar for every year. - The menu is grouped into four sections, with search and recently used items. - Fixed shifted translations and images in stickers.

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