Iman AI keeps the hours with you on iPhone: prayer times for exactly where you stand, the Qibla, a dhikr counter, and a Quran library that works with no signal at all.
The Arabic it shows you is verbatim from Tanzil. The hadith carry their grading. And every answer hands you the references, so you can check it against the source yourself.
Free to use. No ads, no trackers, no account to create.
There is no light switch and no dark mode. Iman AI carries six palettes, one for each window between prayers, and moves through them using your real prayer times. Fajr is cool indigo before dawn. Maghrib is burnt amber. Isha is deep emerald until the sky turns again.
Pick a window to repaint this page in it.
This is a real answer from the app, with the references it attached. Nothing is paraphrased into scripture: the AI explains, and the Quran and hadith it leans on stay separate, quoted, and tappable.
Anxiety is not a weakness of faith — the Quran meets it directly. Allah does not burden any soul beyond what it can bear, and He promises twice in a single surah: “For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease.”
The Prophet ﷺ taught that no worry, hurt or distress touches a believer — even the prick of a thorn — without Allah removing sins through it.
A place to begin tonight: pray two rak'ahs slowly, then the du'a of distress.
The app says this at the bottom of every thread: Iman AI can make mistakes — check the sources.
Four screens, and a chat button you only press when you need it. The quiet, verified content is the default.
Sunrise, the five prayers, Islamic midnight and the last third of the night — computed from your coordinates with the calculation method and madhab you choose. Step forward or back a day with the arrows, open the month as a calendar, check the Islamic holidays ahead, or find the masjid nearest to you.
The dial turns with your phone and a beam runs out to Makkah, with the distance underneath. When you come into line, the phone gives one small pulse — so you can set your prayer mat down without staring at the screen.
Tap anywhere on the ring. Each dhikr keeps its own tally and its own target, your streak carries across days, and a short haptic marks every bead so you can close your eyes and keep going.
Any verse in the app can become an image in four styles, with the Arabic set in Amiri and the reference kept underneath. Save it to your photos or send it straight to a group. Spreading a verse is the point, so the images are yours to share anywhere.
The library ships inside the app. On a plane, in a basement, on a dead SIM in a country you just landed in — it opens.
Everything you need to pray on time costs nothing. Iman Pro pays for the two things that cost us money to run: the chat, and hosting recitation audio.
This is the whole app for most people. You are never asked to pay to pray on time.
Or $4.99 a week without a trial. We send a reminder on day five, two days before anything is charged. Cancel in Settings on your iPhone at any time.
Your location is turned into prayer times on your phone and never sent anywhere. Your dhikr counts, saved verses, streaks and settings stay in the app's own storage. There is no account, no analytics SDK, no advertising, and nothing for sale.
The one thing that leaves your device is the question you type into the chat, which goes to our server to be answered and is not stored against you.
Iman AI is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. It is free to use, and free to keep using.
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