nafs - muslim companion

nafs - muslim companion

Quran · Hadith · Cycle · Dua

582 ratings
71 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 21, 2026
  • July 6, 2026

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This comprehensive Islamic app offers accurate prayer times, a full Quran with multiple reciters and translations, and a private cycle tracker for Muslim women. It also includes Hadith collections, daily duas, dhikr counters, and educational Islamic games.

Accurate prayer times with multiple calculation methods
Full Quran with 100+ reciters and various scripts
Private cycle tracker with Islamic guidance
Extensive Hadith collections and daily duas
Dhikr counter and 99 Names of Allah
Islamic games for family learning
Journal and reflection tools
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What's New in nafs

1.0.8

July 6, 2026

• now in 8 languages, including arabic, urdu & somali • goals on your home and lock screen • smoother quran reading, (al-fatihah fix) • bug fixes & performance improvements.

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User reviews

inaccurate prayer times

everytime i open the app its asking for a new update 😕

Response from developer

salaam! if your prayer times are hours off, it usually means a setting may have been selected incorrectly. for example, if you’ve chosen the hanafi madhab, asr will naturally be around an hour later than the standard calculation, which is expected. we also already support flexible prayer time adjustments. you can head to Settings → Prayer Settings and adjust each prayer time to match your local masjid if you’d like. every masjid uses slightly different calculations and conventions, so no app can match every local masjid by default. that’s why we built in the ability to customize the timings yourself. if you’re still seeing times that are genuinely hours off after checking those settings, let us know your city, your selected calculation method, and your madhab, and we’d be happy to investigate further.

don’t play with sis

the app is smooth , whys it making my old iphone seem new ? motivating me to pray and read quran after feeling distant from religion. from black woman to black woman you’re setting standards for coming generations , family should be proud allahumabarik

No way to refuse free trial

When the app was initially released, there was no requirement to create an account or subscribe for anything. Now, you cannot utilize the app without an account as there is no option. I was upset with that but it was reasonable as you could still use the app’s basic features. Unfortunately, they updated the app and now you cannot even use the basic features of the app advertised as they force you to sign up for their free trial. There is currently no option to refuse the free trial so you are effectively locked out of the app. Such a shame because the app was really good
and I was considering donating at some point.
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Response from developer

salam! we’re still a startup, and we’re trying to build something that lasts, especially with our hardware and all the new features we have planned. because of that, we’ve had to restructure our subscription model. our goal is to keep it at the same affordable price, but unfortunately we can’t offer the app completely free to everyone anymore. if we did, we wouldn’t be able to stay ad-free or continue building and improving nafs. inshallah, the $1.99/month goes directly toward supporting the team, keeping our engineers employed, and helping us build what’s next. that said, if you genuinely can’t afford it and you’ve been an early supporter who truly loves nafs, we’d be more than happy to gift you a free subscription (reach out to us at nafs.fyi/contact) we really appreciate you being with us from the beginning, so don’t worry about it

Good but the pay wall is annoying

I was really happy to download the app, it was a breath of fresh air after using Muslim Pro for a decade. It’s annoying ads that had haram things being promoted is what made me leave it for Nafs. Nafs is great in so many ways, but the pay wall is annoying. I opened and closed the app four times in a row because the pall wall wouldn’t go away after pressing X. It finally went away on the fifth try, but come on. It should’ve simply gone away after the first time. I get you need money to keep the app going, trust me. And I do hope it’s a bug! But if it’s not, it will not make users want to buy the subscription. Instead it will make people want to delete the app, all your hard work going to waste. I genuinely believe it’s one of the best Muslim apps made, and I love the features it has. So I don’t want the app to go downhill. I hope I didn’t come across as rude or anything. Thank you.
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Response from developer

salam! we’re still a startup, and we’re trying to build something that lasts, especially with our hardware and all the new features we have planned. because of that, we’ve had to restructure our subscription model. our goal is to keep it at the same affordable price, but unfortunately we can’t offer the app completely free to everyone anymore. if we did, we wouldn’t be able to stay ad-free or continue building and improving nafs. inshallah, the $1.99/month goes directly toward supporting the team, keeping our engineers employed, and helping us build what’s next. that said, if you genuinely can’t afford it and you’ve been an early supporter who truly loves nafs, we’d be more than happy to gift you a free subscription (reach out to us at nafs.fyi/contact) we really appreciate you being with us from the beginning, so don’t worry about it

Cannot use

At first I loved this app. It’s clean, concise, thoughtful and easy to use, but I’ve had too many issues to even access the app.

I have been logged out of my account numerous times for no reason, and forced to create a new account when I really needed to check the prayers times, making me late or almost miss prayers. I open the app everyday, so it doesn’t make sense why I would be logged out.

The female health/cycle features are locked behind a paywall unfortunately, but I paid for a month’s subscription to test it out. I found that I didn’t really use the features so I cancelled the subscription, but now I cannot access the app at all- all the free content is blocked by a subscription pop-up with no way to close it.

I’ve tried closing and restarting the app, deleting and redownloading it, and making a new account, but just opening the app immediately brings up the payment page. It’s really disappointing that I’m being forced to pay just to view my prayer times, when they were previously accessible for free.

Thankfully, I still get my prayer notifications, but other than that, the app is unusable. I can’t change any settings, access my account, view the Quran, etc. I really hope there’s some fix for this because I prefer this app over other prayer apps, but nafs has let me down on so many occasions in the short time I’ve had it.
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Response from developer

salam! we’re still a startup, and we’re trying to build something that lasts, especially with our hardware and all the new features we have planned. because of that, we’ve had to restructure our subscription model. our goal is to keep it at the same affordable price, but unfortunately we can’t offer the app completely free to everyone anymore. if we did, we wouldn’t be able to stay ad-free or continue building and improving nafs. inshallah, the $1.99/month goes directly toward supporting the team, keeping our engineers employed, and helping us build what’s next. that said, if you genuinely can’t afford it and you’ve been an early supporter who truly loves nafs, we’d be more than happy to gift you a free subscription (reach out to us at nafs.fyi/contact) we really appreciate you being with us from the beginning, so don’t worry about it

FAQ

What is nafs?

nafs is an all-in-one Islamic companion app designed to assist Muslims in their daily religious practices. It offers features like accurate prayer times, a complete Quran with numerous reciters, Hadith collections, and a private cycle tracker for Muslim women.

Does nafs have ads?

No, nafs does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for enhanced features and subscription plans.

What are the subscription plans for nafs?

nafs offers several subscription tiers including Seed Monthly, Nurture Monthly, Grow Monthly, Plant a Seed (yearly), and Nurture the Ummah (yearly). All plans include a 1-month free trial.

Is the cycle tracker in nafs private?

Yes, the cycle tracker in nafs is built specifically for Muslim women and is designed with privacy in mind. Your data is encrypted and stored locally on your phone, with an optional encrypted cloud backup.

What reciters are available in the Quran section of nafs?

nafs features audio recitation from over 100 reciters, including popular ones like alafasy, sudais, husary, shuraim, minshawi, and maher al-muaiqly, as well as many niche reciters from diverse regions.

Can I use nafs offline?

Yes, the Quran reader in nafs supports offline downloads, allowing you to access the full Mushaf and audio recitations without an internet connection.

What age rating is nafs suitable for?

nafs has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults.

How often is nafs updated?

The latest version of nafs is 1.0.7, and it was last updated on June 25, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.