Duas and Ziarats
138 supplications and visitations with Arabic, transliteration and translation, each verse timed to the recitation so you never lose your place.
Duas and ziarats, the Quran, prayer times, the Qibla, the Islamic calendar and a tasbih — in one place, all working without an internet connection, plus a hadith library when you are online.
The Quran and the dua library are compiled into the app itself, so there is nothing to download before you start reading. Only the hadith library loads over the internet.
138 supplications and visitations with Arabic, transliteration and translation, each verse timed to the recitation so you never lose your place.
All 6,236 verses, bundled inside the app. Search, bookmark and read in Arabic with translation, with no download step on first launch.
Calculated on your phone from your location, with the calculation method in your hands. Reminders are scheduled locally, not pushed from a server.
A live compass that points to the Kaaba from wherever you are, with the bearing in degrees for when you would rather check it yourself.
18,335 narrations from Al-Kafi, plus a selected forty with English translation, searchable in Arabic with or without diacritics. This library loads over the internet.
The Islamic calendar with the events of each month, the aamal for the day, and a tasbih that keeps its count between sessions.
The Quran and the whole dua library ship inside the app. Prayer times and the Qibla are worked out on your phone from your location. None of it needs a connection, a login, or a subscription.
Muntazir contains no advertising, no analytics and no third-party tracking of any kind. Your location is used on the device to work out prayer times and the Qibla, and is never sent to our servers.
We do not record what you read. Read the privacy policy — it is short, and it says exactly that.
Free, with nothing to sign up for. On Google Play now — the iOS build will follow.
The Arabic texts come from Arabic Wikisource under CC BY-SA 4.0, and some transliterations from thaqalayn.net. Every verse in the app records where each of its fields came from. Attribution is a condition of those licences, not a courtesy.