Prayer Guide

Prayer Guide

by Yousif Al-Bayaty

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 2, 2026
  • September 3, 2026

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Prayer Guide teaches you how to pray, one step at a time. It is built for anyone starting out: new Muslims, reverts, and anyone who was never taught the prayer properly and would rather not ask. WASHING BEFORE PRAYER Wudu is the washing done before prayer. Every step is laid out in order, with what to wash, how many times, and why it matters. When water cannot be found or cannot be used, the app switches to tayammum, the dry purification. THE FIVE PRAYERS Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha each have their own tab, with every round written out from the opening declaration through to the closing peace. READ IT YOUR WAY Show the Arabic, the transliteration, the English meaning, or any combination. If you are learning the sounds, keep the transliteration and hide the rest. Read every step in one long scroll, or move through them one at a time. START SIMPLE Bare Minimum shows only what is required for the prayer to be valid. Turn on Complete Steps once you are ready to add the recommended practice. QIBLA COMPASS Find the direction of the Kaaba from your city, with a plain explanation of how to find north and how far out a reading may be. Every Arabic term is explained in plain English the first time it appears. No account, no advertising, and it works without an internet connection.
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What's New in Prayer Guide

1.1.0

September 3, 2026

Buy Me a Coffee If Prayer Guide has been useful, there is now an optional way to support it in Settings. It opens in your browser, nothing is unlocked, and the app stays free either way. Qibla compass The qibla screen now has a live compass. Hold the phone flat and the arrow points to the Kaaba. The bearing from your city is still shown above it, since a phone compass can be thrown off by nearby metal.

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