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On your device
Where the app helps you when it's closed: your home screen, Lock Screen, watch, and sharing.
8.1Home screen widgets
The next prayer time, the Verse of the Day, or the name of the day, on your home screen.
Available widgets
| Widget | What it shows | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Prayer times | The next prayer time and time remaining | iOS Android |
| Verse of the Day | That day's verse and its translation | iOS Android |
| Asma ul Husna | The name of the day and its meaning | iOS Android |
| Lock Screen | Prayer time info and shortcuts | iOS |
Sizes: small, medium, and large for prayer times and the Verse of the Day; small and medium for Asma ul Husna. Larger sizes show more — the large prayer widget lists the other prayer times alongside the next one.
Adding a widget
Profile›Widget
The app includes a setup guide that adapts to your phone:
- On iOS, two tabs — Home screen and Lock Screen, seven steps each.
- On Android, one tab — Home screen, six steps.
- Each step shows exactly where to tap on a phone illustration.
The app opens to that widget's topic — the prayer widget opens the prayer times, the verse widget the Verse of the Day, the Asma ul Husna widget the details of the name.
Your phone decides how often widgets refresh. Refreshes happen less often when battery saver is on.
8.2Lock Screen countdown iOS
The time remaining until the next prayer, without unlocking your phone.
When this is on, the remaining time appears in two places:
- On the Lock Screen as a wide card with the prayer name and the time remaining.
- In the strip at the top of the screen, on supported models, as a small indicator. Tap it to expand.
Profile›Live Activity
You can turn it on or off in this setting. When a prayer time arrives, the countdown moves to the next one.
This works on newer iPhone models and recent iOS versions. It won't appear if Live Activities are turned off in your phone's settings.
8.3Apple Watch iOS
Count dhikr from your watch; the count stays in sync with your phone.
You don't have to hold your phone while doing dhikr. Every count on your watch carries over, and your counter, goal, and progress update together. If the connection drops, counts aren't lost — they transfer once you're reconnected.
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