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Your deen,
with you every day.

Prayer times you can rely on, the Qur’an with its meaning beside it, hadith, dua and dhikr — kept in one quiet place, so your phone helps you remember Allah instead of pulling you away.

Free to download · Built to respect your privacy

Daily Muslim Qur’an library screen
Daily Muslim prayer times and home screen
PRAYER · QIBLA
QUR’AN · HADITH · DUA
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PRAYERReliable times and the qibla

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QUR’ANRead it, hear it, understand it

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HADITHCollections you can trust

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EVERY DAYDua, dhikr and habits that hold

أَلَا بِذِكْرِ ٱللَّهِ تَطْمَئِنُّ ٱلْقُلُوبُ

Surely it is in the remembrance of Allah that hearts find rest.Sūrah ar-Ra‘d 13:28

A calmer way to
practice every day.

You shouldn’t need five apps and a browser tab to pray on time, read a page of Qur’an, and say your adhkar. Daily Muslim keeps them side by side.

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Understand the Qur’an

Read an ayah, see what each word carries, check the tafsir, and hear it recited — without leaving the page you are on.

Qur’an word-by-word study in Daily Muslim
QUIET BY DESIGN

Your worship stays yours.

No feed to scroll and no streak shouting at you. Clear settings, quiet defaults, and an app built to serve your deen rather than your attention.

MADE FOR MORE MUSLIMS

8 languages. Works offline.

English, Bangla, Japanese, Urdu, Indonesian, Arabic, Turkish and French — and you can download what you need before you lose signal.

ON TIME, EVERY DAY

Worship, on time

Accurate times wherever you are, an adhan you will actually hear, the qibla when the room is unfamiliar, and a widget that says what is next.

Technology that helps you stay close to your deen.

Daily Muslim gathers useful Islamic tools and beneficial knowledge in one place, and treats both your time and your privacy with care.

We want reliable Islamic learning, and help with the worship of an ordinary day, to be within reach in as many languages and communities as we can manage.

Read our mission

Six things it does well.

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Worship, on time

Accurate times wherever you are, an adhan you will actually hear, the qibla when the room is unfamiliar, and a widget that says what is next.

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Understand the Qur’an

Read an ayah, see what each word carries, check the tafsir, and hear it recited — without leaving the page you are on.

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Learn a little each day

A hadith, a dua, a few pages of a book. Enough to learn something on the days you only have five minutes.

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Keep the habit going

See how far through the Qur’an you have come, count your dhikr, and look back on the weeks your salah held steady.

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Read it in your language

English, Bangla, Japanese, Urdu, Indonesian, Arabic, Turkish or French — and you can download what you need before the signal goes.

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Share what benefits others

Turn an ayah or a hadith into something worth sending to a friend, and join a community that is moderated with care.

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something that lasts.

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