Zad

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Fifteen widgets, so you rarely open the app

Home screen and Lock Screen widgets for the next prayer, the full day, a dhikr, or the page you are reading — plus a Live Activity counting down to the next prayer.

Three Zad widgets on an iPhone home screen: the Hijri date, the ayah of the day, and the five prayer times with the current prayer marked
An iPhone Lock Screen carrying Zad widgets: the Hijri date, and a live countdown of two hours and fourteen minutes to Asr, with a Zad reminder below
15widgets
13themes, set per widget
Livecountdown on the Lock Screen

Next prayer, or the whole day

A small widget with the next prayer and a countdown, or a medium one listing all five with the current one marked.

Dhikr and reading position

A dhikr of the day, and a widget showing the mushaf page you stopped on — tapping it opens exactly there.

Styled per widget

Each widget carries its own theme, so a widget can be dark on a light home screen, or match the wallpaper behind it.

Lock Screen and Live Activity

Inline and circular Lock Screen widgets, and a Live Activity that counts down to the next prayer without unlocking the phone.

If a widget looks empty

Open Zad once after adding it. Widgets display data the app has already computed, so before the first launch there is nothing for them to read.

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Privacy

Widgets read the same on-device data as the app. They make no network requests of their own.