The Quran and your five daily prayers, in one app.
Read the Quran in Arabic with Urdu or English translation, see today's namaz timings for your city, hear the Adhan when it's time to pray and face the Qibla wherever you are. It opens fast, keeps working offline, and your notes stay yours.
Everything you reach for between Fajr and Isha.
Most of us keep one app for the Quran, another for namaz timings and a third for the Qibla. Islam Companion puts them in one place and keeps the screen calm.
Clear Arabic script with Urdu or English translation under every ayah. Change the text size, share an ayah with family, or open the tafsir of Ibn Kathir in one tap.
Worked out on your phone from your location. Pick Karachi, Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura or five other methods, choose Hanafi or standard Asr, and shift any prayer by a minute to match your masjid.
Points to the Ka'bah from exactly where you are standing, and turns as you turn. If your phone's compass needs calibrating, the app tells you how.
Qibla direction by cityType a question the way you would ask a friend. You get the ayat that speak to it and the tafsir behind them, each with its reference, not an AI-written opinion.
Save an ayah, write a note beside it, or gather verses into your own collections, such as duas for exams. No account needed. Sign in later and they follow you to a new phone.
The Quran text, your translation, prayer times and Qibla are all on the device. On a flight, in a village with weak signal, or with data switched off, they still work.
Listen to complete surahs from well-known reciters, download them for offline listening, and repeat ayat while you memorise.
Tap any Arabic word to see its meaning, root and the other places it appears in the Quran.
Suhoor and Iftar times, a tasbeeh counter, and a private log of the prayers you have offered.
Read it in Arabic. Understand it in Urdu or English.
Every surah opens straight away, even with no signal, because the Arabic text and translation are stored on your phone. Urdu is ready from the start and set in Nastaliq, the script you grew up reading. English and other translations are a switch away in Settings.
More about reading the Quran with Urdu translationPrayer times you can rely on in your city.
Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha are calculated on your phone from where you are, using the method your region follows. In Pakistan that means the Karachi method with Hanafi Asr. Anywhere else, the app suggests the usual local setting and you can change it.
How namaz timings are calculatedAsk a question. Get ayat, not opinions.
Ask Quran looks through the Quran and classical tafsir for what you asked, then shows you the verses themselves with surah and ayah numbers. It doesn't write religious answers of its own. For a ruling on your own situation, please ask a scholar you trust.
More about Ask QuranFrom Fajr to Isha.
It fits around the moments already in your day instead of asking for more of your time.
Your worship is personal. Your data should be too.
You can use Islam Companion without an account. If you sign in, it's only so your bookmarks and settings follow you to a new phone. Ask Quran doesn't keep your questions unless you switch history on, and deleting your account deletes your data with it.
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