Prayer times
A live countdown to the next prayer and the full day’s times for your location, with Hijri and Gregorian dates and your choice of calculation method.
Prayer times, your daily portion of Quran and Sunnah, Hisn al-Muslim adhkar, the 99 Names, a tasbih and the Qibla — in one calm, crafted app that helps you stay consistent, even with a little.



«أحبُّ الأعمالِ إلى اللهِ أدومُها وإنْ قلّ»
“The most beloved deeds to Allah are the most consistent, even if small.”
This is the actual app, running in full inside your browser — the Quran, tafsir, hadith, adhkar, tasbih and Qibla. Tap, swipe and type as if it were in your hand.
Your privacy is kept: everything you type stays in your browser alone. The demo is about 38 MB and only loads when you press it. The app interface is Arabic by default — switch language inside the app.
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Start with a page of Quran — a little, done consistently, is better than a lot, rarely.
Keep your tongue moist with the remembrance of Allah.
Wird walks with you from Fajr to Isha: it reminds, keeps track, and puts trusted sources in your hands — with no ads and no tracking.
A live countdown to the next prayer and the full day’s times for your location, with Hijri and Gregorian dates and your choice of calculation method.
Choose what you commit to — obligatory prayers, rawatib, voluntary prayers and awrad — and it appears on Today with a reminder at its time.
Daily, monthly and yearly plans, with a chart of your wird showing today’s completion, the month’s average and the year’s months.
The Madinah Mushaf in the Hafs ʿan ʿAsim narration, a daily portion you size in pages, browsable by surah and juz with search.
Ibn Kathir, al-Muyassar, al-Jalalayn, al-Tahrir wal-Tanwir and al-Nahhas’s Iʿrab — linked to every ayah.
Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim with their text and numbering, offline, plus full-text search and a chapter of Sunnah each day.
Morning, evening, after-prayer, sleep, waking, home, mosque, food and distress adhkar — each with its source as in the book.
Ninety-nine names with clear explanations and evidence from the Quran and Sunnah, and a name to learn each day.
An interactive tasbih with the stone you choose, bead sounds and haptics, and auto-advance to the next dhikr.
A compass pointing to the Kaaba, with the bearing from north and the distance from where you are.
A full adhan, a short call or a gentle tone for each prayer, an alert as many minutes before as you like, plus Duha, Qiyam and Friday’s al-Kahf.
No servers, no accounts, no tracking. Everything stays on your device, and you can export or erase it with one button.
Complete texts to browse and search offline — and free browsing never counts against your daily portion.


The next prayer takes centre stage inside an Islamic rosette, with today’s times, your shortcuts, your portion and your progress below.


Choose what you commit to daily, monthly and yearly, then follow your progress in a chart that shows what consistency builds.


Read your portion from the Madinah Mushaf, then open tafsir surah by surah with the ayat above in Uthmani script.


A fully vowelled hadith in beautiful type, with its narrator and reference, and chapter-by-chapter reading.


Hisn al-Muslim arranged by time of day, the 99 Names with their meanings, and a tasbih that counts bead by bead.


Find the Qibla wherever you are, and choose the sound that reaches you for each prayer.
Pick your interface language and colour palette, switch between dark, night and light, and set how solid the cards feel.
A full interface in your language — with the sacred texts in their original Arabic.
From lapis to gold, emerald and dusk — with three modes: dark, night and light.
Download Wird from the store you use, and give every day its share of Quran, Sunnah and remembrance.