Tevazu — humility
Tevazu is a calm Islamic companion for iPhone, Apple Watch and Android, with prayer times, Quran access, a Qibla compass and a dhikr counter. Feature and calculation-method availability can differ by platform and App version.
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Everything you need for daily worship, nothing you don't. Designed to be opened, used, and put away.
Adhan sound, a short tone, vibration or a silent nudge for every prayer, with Lock Screen countdowns, pre-prayer alerts and Kerahat warnings. Prayer times use the calculation method selected in the App; current choices depend on platform and version.
A sensor-fused compass points to the Kaaba with live calibration guidance, an accuracy indicator and a map view. Fully offline once your location is set.
The complete Mushaf in the Madinah layout, fourteen translations and transliteration, downloadable recitations, bookmarks and full-text search — with you even on a plane.
A haptic digital tasbih with presets and custom targets. Six classical hadith collections — from Bukhari to Ibn Majah — entirely offline.
Imsakiyah, Friday sermons, live streams from Mecca and Medina, nearby mosques, the 99 Names and the Hijri calendar. Widgets and a dedicated Apple Watch app keep the next prayer in sight.
No accounts. Your location stays on your device. Your data is never sold.
Prayer times, the Quran, hadith collections and the 99 names work without a network connection. Once installed, the app is yours to use anywhere.
There is nothing to sign up for. Tevazu does not ask for your name, your email or your phone number.
Your location is used to calculate prayer times and stays on your device. Tevazu does not sell user data — see the Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Tevazu is free, supported by modest ads. An optional Pro subscription removes them and supports continued development.
Turkish, English, Arabic, Azerbaijani, German, Indonesian, Persian, French, Russian, Urdu, Bengali, Hindi, Malay and Uzbek. Arabic, Persian and Urdu render in their original scripts, right-to-left.
Yes. Tevazu is free to download and free to use, supported by unobtrusive in-app ads. An optional subscription called Tevazu Pro removes ads and supports continued development of the app. The subscription is managed through the App Store on iOS and Google Play on Android — Tevazu never sees or stores your payment details.
Tevazu calculates daily prayer times from your location and the calculation method selected in the App. Method availability can differ by platform and App version, so use Settings → Prayer Times to see the current choices for your device. If your local authority publishes different times, select the method appropriate for your region or contact support with your city and the times you see.
Yes. The Qibla direction is computed from your saved location and Makkah's coordinates using your device's magnetometer and accelerometer. The compass works fully offline once your location is set. Tevazu also includes live calibration guidance, an accuracy indicator and a manual fallback for noisy magnetic fields.
On iOS the app requires iPhone running iOS 17 or later, and Apple Watch running watchOS 10 or later. On Android the app runs on phones and tablets with Android 8.0 or later. Tevazu includes home-screen widgets on both platforms and a dedicated Apple Watch app.
Tevazu has no sign-up. Location supports prayer-time and Qibla features, while named providers may process diagnostics, advertising, attribution and subscription data. The Privacy page separates mobile App processing from website analytics and explains the available controls.
Yes. Each of the five daily prayers has its own notification settings. You can choose a full adhan sound, a short alert tone, vibration only, or silent reminders. Pre-prayer warnings let you know that a prayer time is approaching, and Kerahat-time alerts mark periods when prayer is discouraged. Notifications are scheduled locally and survive device restarts.
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