Coming soon to the App Store
Quran Widgets puts a Qur'anic verse, a dua, a hadith or a short reflection on your Home and Lock Screen, and gives you a feed you can scroll instead of the one you usually reach for. Prayer times, Qibla, a tasbeeh counter and a Qur'an reader with recitation are all in the same app.
These are real screenshots from the build, not mock-ups.
One app for the things you actually reach for during the day — without a feed designed to keep you there.
Over 9,600 verses, hadith, duas and original reflections across 32 topics. Every quotation is cited to its source, and nothing is machine-translated.
Daily times calculated on your device from your location, with the calculation method you choose — and a compass that points to the Qibla.
The full Qur'an with translation, and ayah-by-ayah recitation audio. Collections of duas, daily readings and the voluntary prayers.
A counter you can tap straight from the Home Screen without opening the app — the count is kept, not reset.
Choose how many nudges a day and the window they arrive in. They're scheduled on your device — nothing is pushed from a server.
No account, no sign-in, no server of ours. What you save, write and follow stays on your device.
Daily Verse, Quotes, Prayer Times, Hijri Date and an interactive Tasbeeh counter — available on the Home Screen and in all three Lock Screen sizes. Each one can carry its own wallpaper, refresh interval and text treatment, or simply follow the theme you picked for the app.
Premium widens the library and unlocks the extras. It doesn't gate the parts you'd use every day.
A free trial is offered where the App Store confirms you're eligible for one. Cancel any time in your Apple ID settings; see the Terms.
Qur'anic text and translations come from published editions; hadith and duas from established collections. Every item in the app carries its own citation so you can check it. Reflections are original modern prose written for the app — they are never paraphrased scripture or hadith presented as such.
No. They're calculated on your device from your location using standard astronomical methods and the settings you pick. They can differ from your local mosque, and you should defer to your local authority.
No. Nothing in the app depicts Allah or the Prophet ﷺ. The artwork is limited to architecture, calligraphy, lanterns, crescents, night skies and similar.
There isn't one. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to. Your favourites, notes, streak and settings live on your device.
Reading does — the Qur'an, hadith, duas and reflections are bundled with the app. Recitation audio and the downloadable wallpapers need a connection.
iOS gives no app that ability. Quran Widgets saves the image to your photo library and you apply it yourself from Photos or Settings — that's how every wallpaper app on iOS works.
Quran Widgets is in the final stretch before release. Email us and we'll let you know the day it's live — nothing else, and no list we'd sell.