Islamify

About Islamify

Your prayers, your way A new Features screen in Settings lets you turn parts of the app on or off, with separate pages for Prayer times and Habits. Your choices follow you to your other devices. Streaks are optional Turn them off and the app stops keeping score. Your history still shows exactly what happened, because switching the score off should never change the record. On time, or late Marking a prayer inside its time records it straight away. Mark it after its time, like Fajr once the sun is up, and it is recorded as late and shown in amber. Edit past prayers Switch editing on to set any past prayer to prayed, prayed late or missed. Because a streak you can edit afterwards is not really measuring anything, this turns streaks off. A clearer history Every prayer now shows the time it began alongside how long after the adhan you marked it, and the calendar updates the moment you change something. Choose what a habit streak means Show the current run of days without missing, or the total number of times you have completed it. Five new Sleep Mode scenes Desert night under a crescent moon, a moonlit sea with the glitter path running toward you, night rain over distant hills, quiet snowfall, and fireflies in a summer meadow. Every one is drawn live, so no two moments look the same. Steadier listening across devices Following a reciter on another device keeps up reliably now, the verse changes in time with the recitation, and remote controls respond straight away. Lock a habit to its time Set a habit so it can only be ticked inside its window, never before it starts or after it ends. Works for your own habits and for shared ones. Count toward a shared habit A shared habit can be a counter with a target now, the same as a personal one. Faces on shared habits Everyone's photo now shows on the habit, in Who's in, and on the home screen widget. Shared days wait for everyone A shared day stays open until the last member's own window closes, so nobody is marked missed while a friend on the other side of the world still has time. Plus fixes and polish throughout: a missed prayer is easier to see, statuses line up neatly, and playback no longer stalls on longer verses.

App privacy

The developer, Marwan Elmaraghy, reported these privacy practices to Apple.