What if every notification truly counted?

Yes, completely free and ad-free — and that will not change. There is no subscription, no paid feature, and no account to create. Donations are entirely optional and unlock nothing.

Yes. The corpus, the translations, and the notification scheduling all ship inside the app. Once installed, IqraTime needs no connection at all for day-to-day use.

None whatsoever. No account, no server, no analytics, no tracker, no advertising identifier. Your favorites, history, and settings never leave your phone.

12 languages: Arabic, French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, Bengali, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Russian, Dutch, and German — with full right-to-left support for Arabic.

Yes, entirely. You set the active hours, the days of the week, the frequency (from once an hour to once every 12 hours), fixed times if you prefer, and an automatic night silence.

Yes. Alongside the āyāt, you can enable authentic hadith from Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. Every āyah also has a tafsir explaining its meaning and context, one tap away.

Every day IqraTime highlights one āyah that is identical for all users, chosen deterministically from about 165 of the most recognized āyāt — with no server: the computation happens on your phone. Two devices show the same āyah on the same day, which makes it perfect for group sharing. It changes at local midnight and doesn't return until the full cycle is complete.

You add an āyah to your memorization list, and the app schedules reviews at growing intervals: 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 then 60 days. At each review the reference is shown, you recite from memory, reveal the text and rate yourself — the app never judges your recitation, it only schedules. A lapse brings the āyah back to the start of the cycle, and a mastered āyah keeps being maintained every 60 days.