Muslim Daily

Today in the Hijri calendar

Your day,built aroundsalah.

Prayer times and azan, Qibla, the Quran, duas and a Salah tracker, in one calm app. No ads. No tracking. Works offline.

Coming soon toApp StoreComing soon toGoogle PlayComing soon toMac App Store

Coming early 2027 to iPhone, Android and Mac.

Muslim Daily’s Today screen: a next-prayer card counting down to Asr, with the day’s prayers on an arc.
Asr in 1:12:05
Dhuhr prayed in jamaat
Qibla 260° · Makkah
  1. فجرFajr
  2. ظهرDhuhr
  3. عصرAsr
  4. مغربMaghrib
  5. عشاءIsha
  • Prayer times
  • Azan
  • Qibla
  • Quran
  • Tasbih
  • Adhkar
  • Salah tracker
  • Hijri calendar
  • Masjid finder
  • Hadith
  • Tafsir
  • Widgets
  • Himmah
  • Circles
  • Salah mode
  • Duas
A day with Muslim Daily

From Fajr to Isha, it’s there when you need it.

  1. فجر
    Before sunrise

    Wake to the azan.

    The adhan reaches you on time, worked out on your phone for your city. Then your morning adhkar are one tap away, each with its source.

    • Azan alerts
    • Morning adhkar
    • Calculation methods
    Morning adhkar with Arabic, transliteration and meaning.
  2. ظهر
    Midday

    Pray, even on a busy day.

    Salah mode quiets your phone when the prayer comes in, or the moment you walk into your masjid. A widget keeps the next prayer on your home screen.

    • Salah mode
    • Widgets
    • Masjid arrival
    Salah mode settings: quiet the phone for 30 minutes after the adhan.
  3. عصر
    Afternoon

    Keep track, gently.

    Log each prayer with a tap: in jamaat, on time, late, or qada to make up. No red marks and no guilt. Just a week that slowly fills in.

    • Salah tracker
    • Sunnah & Witr
    • Insights
    The Salah screen with Fajr and Dhuhr logged and Asr coming up.
  4. مغرب
    Sunset

    Grow together.

    Himmah is a private score for the good you do each day. Circles let your family and friends encourage each other in a small private group.

    • Himmah
    • Circles
    • Tasbih
    The Himmah screen with today’s score and this season’s progress.
  5. عشاء
    Night

    End the day with the Quran.

    Read verse by verse or in the Mushaf, and listen to 44 reciters with each ayah lit up as it plays. Tafsir and translations are one tap away.

    • 44 reciters
    • Word by word
    • Reading goals
    The Quran reader in verse by verse view.
And everything else

Small tools you’ll reach for every day.

Makkah 260° from Lahore

Qibla finder

Find the Qibla anywhere with the compass, no internet needed.

Tasbih

A calm counter for your dhikr, with gentle haptics instead of sounds.

سُبْحَانَ ٱللَّٰهِ

Today15Jumada al-Ula 1448 

Hijri calendar

Today’s Hijri date, the Islamic months and the days that matter.

Masjid finder

Find a mosque near you and get directions.

Himmah

A private score for the good you do each day: salah, Quran, dhikr, charity.

Hadith & tafsir

Explanations and tafsir, with every reference one tap away.

In your language

English, Arabic, Urdu, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Bengali and more at launch.

Privacy first

Your worship is between you and Allah.

Muslim Daily doesn’t need to know who you are or where you are. What you log stays on your phone.

  • No adsNot in the free app, not in Plus.
  • No trackingNo trackers, no ad IDs, no selling data.
  • No account neededSign in only if you want to sync.
  • Your location stays homePrayer times are worked out on your phone.
Free, with Plus if you want more

The essentials are free.

No ads in either. Plus helps us keep it that way.

Muslim Daily

Free

  • Prayer times and azan
  • Qibla finder
  • Quran reading with 5 reciters
  • Duas, adhkar and tasbih
  • Salah tracker

Muslim Daily Plus

Optional subscription

  • Everything in free
  • All 44 reciters
  • Extra features as they arrive
  • Invite 5 friends and you all get a month free
Questions

Frequently asked

Is Muslim Daily free?

Yes. Prayer times, azan, Qibla, Quran reading, duas and the Salah tracker are free, with no ads. Muslim Daily Plus adds more reciters and extra features, and helps keep the app ad-free.

When can I download it?

Muslim Daily is coming in early 2027 to iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac. Follow @muslimdailypro to hear the moment it’s out, in sha Allah.

How are prayer times calculated?

On your phone, from your city and the calculation method you choose (for example Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura or Karachi) and your madhab for Asr. No internet is needed, and your location is never sent anywhere.

Do I need an account?

No. Everything works without one, and your data stays on your phone. Sign in only if you want to sync between your devices.

Which languages does it support?

English, Arabic, Urdu, Indonesian, Malay, Turkish, Bengali, French, Persian, Russian, German and Spanish at launch, with more to follow.

Where do the Quran text and hadith come from?

Every ayah and hadith in the app shows its source. If you find a mistake, tell us from the app and we will fix it, in sha Allah.

Build your day around salah.

Coming early 2027 to iPhone, Android and Mac.

Coming soon toApp StoreComing soon toGoogle PlayComing soon toMac App Store