Prayer · Qur'an · Adhkar · Habits

Your day, shaped around the prayers

Awba is a calm companion for a Muslim's day: the five prayers at its centre, and everything else in its time.

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Awba's Today screen: the Hijri date, the five prayers with Dhuhr under way, and the deeds for after Dhuhr.

Prayer times

Exact times for exactly where you are

Worked out on your phone, by the method your mosque follows. Log each prayer with a tap.

  • Awba suggests the method your city's mosques usually follow, or matches your mosque's timetable minute by minute
  • Hanafi or Shafi'i Asr, high-latitude rules, and a Hijri date you can adjust to the local moon sighting
  • Prayer alerts, with a gentle heads-up before each prayer if you want one
  • Log each prayer as on time, late, made up, travelling or ill
  • A Qibla compass and a monthly timetable
The prayer times screen for London, with an alert set for each prayer, the middle of the night and the last third.

The Qur'an

The printed Madinah mushaf

Page for page as printed, or the full text, bundled and offline. A khatma split across your five prayers recalculates when life gets in the way.

  • 27 reciters, word-by-word highlighting, repeat and playback speed
  • 78 translation and tafsir editions
  • Word study with Arabic roots
  • Search by surah, page, ayah or word
Page 182 of the Madinah mushaf, from Surat al-Anfal, with the portion for after Dhuhr shown beneath it.

Adhkar

All of Hisn al-Muslim, with its sources

Morning, evening, after-prayer and sleep adhkar in one flowing session, with a counter, audio and the narration behind each one.

  • The whole book, with the source of every narration
  • Transliteration and meaning beneath the Arabic
  • A tasbih, and your own lists of dhikr and du'as
Surat al-Ikhlas in the morning adhkar, with its transliteration, its meaning, its Hisn al-Muslim number and a counter set to three.

Planner

Habits anchored to the prayers

Not to the clock: the rawatib after Dhuhr, al-Mulk before sleep, al-Kahf on Friday. Every deed in its place, in a day that begins at Fajr.

  • Habits placed after the prayer they belong to
  • One-time tasks with checklists
  • Plan the month ahead, or just the day in front of you
The Planner's day view, with the habits for after Fajr and a bar under each showing the past week.

Drawing nearer

Grow one small step at a time

Sixteen tracks of deeds, from salah and fasting to the Qur'an, dhikr, charity, family and health. Each comes with its evidence and a gentle ladder of steps.

  • Obligations and people's rights first, then the voluntary
  • The ruling and the schools that hold it, shown for each deed
  • Start a step and it becomes a habit in your Planner
Reading al-Kahf on Friday, marked recommended by all four schools, with its evidence and three suggested steps.

Fasting and Ramadan

Progress you can see, kept private

Voluntary fasts with their evidence, missed Ramadan fasts counted and made up year by year, and a menstruation mode that pauses salah and fasting and works out what is owed, never counted as a miss.

  • Your month at a glance, and the pages you read each day
  • When Ramadan ends, carry its habits into Shawwal at a size you can keep
  • Between you and Allah: no leaderboards, no comparisons
My journey: this month's recorded days, 50 days recorded, 11 fasts kept and 1 time returned, and the Qur'an pages read each day this week.

No streaks

Miss a day? Nothing is lost.

Most habit apps punish one hard day. Awba counts what you did, never what you missed.

Milestones are cumulative and permanent: forty mornings of adhkar means forty in total, whenever they fell. And coming back after a break is itself a milestone.

Milestones reached, the first of them «You came back»: you missed some days and returned anyway.

Widgets and controls

On your Home Screen, free

The next prayer, what to do now, today's deeds, your Qur'an portion, the Hijri date and moon, Ramadan, fasts to make up, the tasbih and a du'a, on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen, with controls for Control Center.

Your record is yours

One file, kept where you choose

Back up everything to a single file and keep it in Files, iCloud Drive or anywhere you like, then restore it on your next phone. There is no account, and we never see it.

Our promise

Worship is never sold

  • No ads, ever. Not beside the mushaf, not when the adhan comes in, not anywhere.
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  • No tracking. No analytics, no ad identifiers, nothing sold or shared.
  • No paywall on worship. The adhan, the mushaf, the adhkar, the widgets and your record are free.

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A return, again and again

Awba means «a return». It is built to help you come back, whenever you have been away.

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