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About Opening: Quran & Prayer Times

Most Quran apps are tools. Opening is an experience: a calm, beautiful place to read the Quran, pray on time, and remember Allah every day. Everything sacred is free, forever. The full Quran, 15+ translations, tafsir, prayer times, adhkar, and the 99 Names of Allah. No ads. Never a paywall in front of the words of Allah. Built with reverence, for Muslims who want a daily rhythm, and for seekers taking their first steps. THE QURAN, BEAUTIFULLY · An immersive, distraction-free reader. The interface disappears while you read, tap to bring it back · Flow mode for continuous reading, or classic verse-by-verse pages · Uthmani script in elegant Arabic typography, plus IndoPak (Nastaliq) and Simple scripts, so the mushaf feels like the one you grew up with · 15+ downloadable translations: English, Urdu, Bengali, Indonesian, Turkish, French, Farsi, Hindi, Spanish, Russian, Malay, Swahili, Hausa, Sindhi, Pashto, Punjabi · Adjustable text size, always honored, in every mode SEARCH THAT UNDERSTANDS · Search by topic or feeling: patience, sabr, rahma, dua · Arabic search that works even with diacritics · Full Urdu search with a right-to-left interface and Urdu discover topics YOUR DAILY RHYTHM · Accurate prayer times with a gentle next-prayer countdown and prayer tracking · Morning, evening, and after-prayer adhkar with daily completion tracking · A quick tasbih counter with daily tallies and goals · A daily verse, daily dua, and the Name of Allah of the day, all 99 Names with meanings and Quran references · Jumu'ah reminders for Surah Al-Kahf, sunnah fasting reminders, salawat counter, and the Hijri date, always in view AL-FATIHAH, THE OPENING The chapter you recite in every salah, explored word by word: meaning, tafsir, how to recite it, how it lives inside your prayer, and a reflection journal. A gentle guided welcome awaits newcomers and reverts. WHISPERS ON YOUR HOME SCREEN A widget with rotating short reminders, quiet nudges back to what matters. Opening is made by VIORA with sincerity and care. If it brings you closer to the Quran, share it with someone you love. Privacy policy: [https://viorastudio.com/privacy] Terms of use: [https://viorastudio.com/terms]

What’s new

Version 26.9.1 · Updated September 20, 2026

Isha prayed after midnight now counts toward the night it closes. Your streak no longer breaks at midnight while the prayer is still in time. Fixed a serious reader bug: opening a surah from the list could show the previous surah's verses under the new surah's name. Notifications are reorganised. Every prayer now has its own screen, with its own early warning, sound, and check-in time. Marking a prayer from the Live Activity or a widget no longer sends the "still unmarked" reminder afterwards. Today's prayer marks now sync across your devices, not only the streak. A new optional reminder shortly before Fajr, if a prayer is still unmarked and a run is going.

App privacy

The developer, Bilal Nawaz, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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