زاد
The times your mosque prays by — and everything you carry between them
Quran, adhkar, prayer times, adhan and qibla in one quiet app. Free, ad-free, untracked, and yours offline after the first setup.
Bradford · Umm al-Qura17 Safar 1448
Fajrالفجر03:41
Shuruqالشروق05:12
Dhuhrالظهر13:16
Asrالعصر17:44
Maghribالمغرب21:12
Ishaالعشاء22:48
Isha in 3 h 12 min · adhan set to alarm mode
Nine screens, side to side









Everything else that is in there
13 themeslight, dark and eleven more, each applying to widgets separately
Reading plansa daily portion of the mushaf, counted without nagging
Tasbiha standalone counter with haptics, independent of the adhkar screens
Hijri calendarwith an adjustment offset, since the local sighting varies
iPada two-page mushaf spread with the tafsir panel alongside
Apple Watchthe next prayer and a tasbih counter on the wrist
Importbookmarks and reading position carry across a device change
Why it is free
Zad is sadaqah jariyah, maintained by a small team who pay for the hosting themselves. No paid tier, no in-app purchase, no advertising SDK and no analytics — so there is no version of Zad in which you become the product.
Offline means offline
Prayer times and the qibla bearing are computed on the device. Mushaf pages and recitations download once and stay. On a flight, in a basement, on a dead SIM — the app does not change behaviour.
Twenty-five languages, each in its own script
العربيةEnglishTürkçeBahasa IndonesiaFrançaisاردوBahasa Melayuമലയാളംবাংলাहिन्दीDeutschEspañolРусскийKurdîفارسیHausaSoomaaliKiswahiliItalianoPortuguêsNederlandsShqipBosanskiТоҷикӣئۇيغۇرچە
زاد
Zad means “provision” — what you carry for this life and the hereafter.
Free, ad-free and untracked. It will not change.