Wahidah
Counted gently.
Dhikr, adhkar and Hisnul Muslim, with no score to chase.
A calm Muslim prayer app
A calm companion for every prayer.
Official prayer times where they exist. The Quran in Tajweed colour. No ads, and your location never leaves your phone.
Get it onGoogle PlayComing soon onApp Store
Free to use. Sign in to try Premium for seven days, with no payment details.
- No account needed
- Prayer times work offline
- Free, with no ads
Prayer times
Prayer times you can check.
Where an official authority publishes a timetable, Wahidah uses it and tells you so. Everywhere else it uses a recognised calculation, labelled as calculated. The source is always one tap away on Today.
Official timetables today
See the next prayer and its countdown, a Qibla compass with bearing and distance, and an adhan, a gentle chime or silence for every alert. Alerts are scheduled on your phone itself.
Quran
The Quran, in Tajweed colour.
Read all 114 surahs in Tajweed colour, IndoPak or Uthmani script. The Clear Quran® by Dr. Mustafa Khattab is the translation you read by default — clear, modern English — and seven more English translations, plus Malay and Indonesian, are a tap away, with transliteration if you like. Start a recitation from any verse and keep it going with the screen off. Tafsir comes with Premium.
Translation: The Clear Quran® by Dr. Mustafa Khattab, provided by its publisher, The Clear Quran.
Daily practice
Dhikr and adhkar, a little every day.
A dhikr counter with goals, guided morning and evening adhkar, the Hisnul Muslim library and Learn to pray are all free. Challenges and a Ramadan companion come with Premium. No scores, and no streak pressure.
Everyday duas · Morning adhkar · Evening adhkar to read here, free.
Dhikr
A tactile counter with goals, a counting sound and haptics if you like.
History Premium
Look back over any day: prayers marked, Quran opened, dhikr and adhkar. Kept on your phone.
Quran plan Premium
Choose a finish date and see today’s portion. Tick it after each prayer, or log the pages you read.
Private by design
Your worship is yours.
- Your location stays on your phone.It works out prayer times and the Qibla, and is never uploaded.
- Reminders are set on the phone.Alerts are scheduled by your phone itself.
- No ads, no advertising ID.Wahidah does not sell your data.
- No account is needed.Prayer times, the Quran and dhikr work without one.
- Muslimah mode stays on the device.It is never sent to analytics, backup or the community.
- Backup is your choice.Sign in with Google, or with Apple on iPhone, for a free, private backup of your progress. Delete it any time.
Together
Dua and dhikr together, without competition.
Take part as little or as much as you like. Nobody’s numbers are shown, and your name appears only if you choose.
Dua Circle. Ask for dua and answer others with a gentle response: Ameen, Allahumma yassir or Allahumma barik. Your name appears on a leaderboard only if you choose, and nobody’s numbers are shown.
Shared goals. Everyone’s dhikr adds to one weekly total, such as 100,000 salawat together.
Family. Invite people you trust with a code. Each person chooses what to share, there is no ranking, and a private day shows only as private.
Make it yours
Themes and widgets, the way you like it.
Follow your phone’s light or dark setting, or choose from ten themes. Light and Dark are free; the eight colour themes come with Premium. Seven are shown here.
Widgets Premium
The next prayer and its countdown on your home screen, in three sizes: large with the day’s five prayer times, compact, and slim. They follow your phone’s light or dark setting and open Today when tapped.
Muslimah mode
Muslimah mode: excused days, handled with care.
One private switch pauses prayer and fasting tracking on the days you are excused, and keeps your progress continuous. Prayer times and alerts carry on.
It never leaves your phone: it is not in your backup, not in analytics, not in the community and not in Family. Anyone else sees only a private day, with no reason given.
Reminders speak in the tone you choose: gentle, reflective, motivational or minimal. Never guilt.
Why Wahidah
إِنَّ هَٰذِهِۦٓ أُمَّتُكُمۡ أُمَّةٗ وَٰحِدَةٗ وَأَنَا۠ رَبُّكُمۡ فَٱعۡبُدُونِ
Lo! this, your religion, is one religion, and I am your Lord, so worship Me.
Qur’an 21:92 · translation by Marmaduke Pickthall
Why the name
Wahidah is the Arabic for “one”. We chose it for the idea of oneness: one community turning toward Allah, while each person’s journey remains their own.
Premium
Try everything free for 7 days.
Most of Wahidah is free, for good: prayer times and alerts, the Quran, dhikr, adhkar and the Qibla. Premium adds the rest. The seven-day trial is free: on Android it asks for no payment details and ends by itself; on iPhone it is Apple's free week on a plan, which continues as that plan unless you cancel.
Monthly
$4.99 / month
Cancel any time in your store.
Yearly
$49.99 / year
About $4.17 a month. 2 months free · save about 17%
Get it onGoogle PlayComing soon onApp Store
Seven days free: on Android when you sign in and start the trial, with no payment details; on iPhone as Apple's free week on a plan. Prices are in US dollars; your store shows local prices.
Free, always
- Today: prayer times, prayer alerts and the adhan
- The Quran with translation, transliteration, Tajweed colour and recitation
- Dhikr
- Qibla compass
- Morning and evening adhkar
- Hisnul Muslim
- Learn to pray and Tajwid Rules
- Muslimah mode
- Private backup when you sign in
- Responding in the Dua Circle, and the shared dhikr goals
- Light and Dark
Premium adds
- Tafsir, and your choice of reciter
- Quran completion plans
- Challenges and badges
- Family circles
- Asking for dua in the Dua Circle
- History calendar
- Ramadan companion
- Make-up prayers and fasts plan
- 99 Names, 40 Rabbana duas and the Dua creator
- Night alarm
- Islamic calendar
- Home-screen widgets
- Eight colour themes
Questions
Good to know about Wahidah.
When can I download it?
Wahidah is out now on Google Play for Android phones. The iPhone app is with Apple for review and will be on the App Store soon; write to support@wahidah.app and we will tell you the day it is out.
Is it on iPhone?
Yes. The iPhone app is with Apple for review and will be on the App Store soon.
Which countries have official prayer times?
Singapore (MUIS), Malaysia (JAKIM), Brunei (KHEU), Türkiye (Diyanet), Morocco (Habous) and Jordan (Awqaf). Everywhere else Wahidah uses a recognised calculation method for your region, labelled as calculated.
Where do the prayer times come from?
Where an official authority publishes a timetable that Wahidah supports, the app uses it and says so. Everywhere else it uses a recognised calculation method for your region, clearly labelled as calculated. You can see the source on Today.
Does Wahidah upload my location?
No. Your location is used on your phone to work out prayer times and the Qibla. It is not uploaded, not backed up, and not sent to analytics.
Which translation does Wahidah use?
The Clear Quran® by Dr. Mustafa Khattab, provided by its publisher and credited wherever it is shown. It is the translation you see by default. In Reading settings you can switch to seven more English translations, or to Malay or Indonesian; choosing a translation is free.
Does it work offline?
Prayer times, Qibla and the Quran text with its English translation work without a connection. Tajweed colours, transliteration, tafsir and recitation are fetched when you use them and kept on your phone where possible.
What is free?
Most of the app: prayer times and alerts, the Quran with recitation, dhikr, adhkar, the Qibla and a private backup. The full list is above. No account is needed; signing in is only for backup, Family and the Dua Circle.
What is Premium?
An optional subscription that adds tafsir, plans, challenges, Family, widgets, colour themes and more; the full list is above. It is US$4.99 a month or US$49.99 a year (best value, 2 months free). A seven-day trial is offered: on Android once you sign in, with no payment details; on iPhone as Apple's free week on a plan.
What happens when my trial ends?
On Android, the Premium features close and nothing is charged. On iPhone, the plan you chose begins unless you cancelled at least 24 hours before. Everything free keeps working, and what you saved in Premium pages is kept and returns if you subscribe.
Is Wahidah for women and men?
Yes. Every tool is for everyone. Muslimah mode is an optional private switch for anyone who needs to pause prayer and fasting tracking on excused days.
How does Muslimah mode work?
It pauses prayer and fasting tracking on days you mark as excused, keeps your progress continuous, and keeps prayer times and alerts running. The setting stays on your phone: it is never backed up, sent to analytics or shared with the community.
Get Wahidah
Start with today’s prayers.
Free to use, with no ads. Seven days of Premium are included.
Get it onGoogle PlayComing soon onApp Store
On iPhone? Wahidah is coming to the App Store soon. Write to support@wahidah.app and we will tell you the day it is out.