Upgrade Muslim: Намаз

Upgrade Muslim: Намаз

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October 14, 2026
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November 5, 2026
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Upgrade Muslim: Prayer is a calm everyday companion for Muslims. Prayer times for your city, azan and reminders, the qibla direction, a Hijri calendar with Ramadan mode, a tasbih counter, morning and evening adhkar, 267 du'as from "Fortress of the Muslim" with audio, the whole Quran and widgets. No sign-up, no ads, no in-app purchases. English and Russian. PRAYER TIMES • Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for today; the next prayer is highlighted • Calculated right on your phone — works without internet • The method follows your place automatically (the muftiate's own method in Russia, Diyanet in Turkey, Muslim World League elsewhere), or choose one yourself: Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian General Authority, Umm al-Qura (Makkah), University of Karachi and the Russian muftiates • Asr — Standard (Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali) or Hanafi AZAN AND REMINDERS • Azan at each of the five prayers, with a separate morning azan for Fajr • Choose the azan, the default sound or silence for each prayer • A reminder 10, 15 or 30 minutes ahead • Optional: Duha prayer, tahajjud (the last third of the night), Friday (Surat al-Kahf, salawat and Jumu'ah), fasting on Mondays and Thursdays WIDGETS • Small (next prayer, time, countdown, city) and medium (all five prayers) widgets • Lock Screen widgets on iPhone • They switch to the next prayer by themselves HIJRI CALENDAR AND RAMADAN • Today's Hijri date on Home — the new day starts at Maghrib • Dates for the year ahead: start of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, the Day of Arafah, Eid al-Adha, Ashura • Muftiates announce months by the moon — adjust the date by a day in Settings • In Ramadan, Home shows the day and the time left to the end of suhoor or to iftar; the end of suhoor can be Fajr or imsak • Optional reminders: suhoor is ending and time for iftar, with the du'a for breaking the fast LOCATION AND QIBLA • Your city by GPS or chosen by hand — search works even offline • Times in the local time of the chosen city • A compass pointing to the Kaaba from your location TASBIH • 6 adhkar with targets and a rounds counter; the count is saved for each dhikr MORNING AND EVENING ADHKAR • A short checklist with marks kept until the end of the day; optional reminders by prayer times DU'AS — "FORTRESS OF THE MUSLIM" • 267 du'as in 132 chapters and 13 categories: morning and evening, home, food, feelings, travel, prayer, Hajj and Umrah, illness and more • Arabic text, transliteration and English translation • The audio of every du'a is inside the app — listen without internet • Repeat, counter, search and favorites THE QURAN • All 114 surahs: the Arabic text (Uthmani, from the Tanzil Project) and the translation by Marmaduke Pickthall in English or Gordy Sablukov in Russian — works without internet • Search by number or name, "Continue reading" where you stopped, bookmarks on ayahs, the size of the Arabic text • Transliteration for the short surahs • Verse-by-verse audio by four reciters, played in the background with Lock Screen controls; what you have listened to is kept on the phone (the first listening needs internet) PRIVACY • No account, no ads and no ad tracking • Prayer times are calculated on the phone — your coordinates are not sent for that • Coordinates go only to the weather service Open-Meteo, for the rain reminder • Settings, favorites, bookmarks, the tasbih count and the adhkar marks stay on your device May the app help you keep your prayers every day. Credits: azan recordings — R. J. Stefanski (freesound.org/s/255231) and the Malmö Islamic Center, muezzin Besim Azemi (Wikimedia Commons), license CC BY 3.0; "Fortress of the Muslim" texts from hisnmuslim.com; Quran: Arabic text — Tanzil Project (tanzil.net, CC BY 3.0), translations — Gordy Sablukov and Marmaduke Pickthall (public domain); Amiri Quran font (SIL OFL); audio — everyayah.com; city data — GeoNames (CC BY 4.0); places and regions — © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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What's New in Upgrade Muslim

1.6.1

November 5, 2026

• Minor fixes and stability improvements

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