# What's inside
Built for daily, careful Muslim practice.
Every feature in one place. No surprise account requirements, no sudden subscriptions, every piece of religious content cites its source.
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News from Aminly, and Sedekah Subuh.
- News from Aminly: a few short notes a month from the Aminly team, about new features and Islamic occasions. On by default; turn it off anytime in Settings → Notifications.
- Sedekah Subuh: an optional morning reminder after Fajr to give charity, every day or on Fridays only, with its hadith (al-Bukhārī 1442, Muslim 1010). Off until you turn it on; the source is listed in Settings → Sources.
- Imsak: choose in Settings how many minutes before Fajr Imsak is shown in Ramadan. Automatic keeps today's times.
- Fixes: text no longer overflows on the Calendar, Du'a, Sources and Tasbih screens at large text sizes.
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Widgets that keep up, and more in reach.
- Home-screen widgets that keep up: they move on at every prayer and at midnight, even with Aminly closed, so yesterday's prayer dots, date and verse no longer linger. On Android, tap a dot to log the prayer at once. New widgets: Prayer times and Continue reading. On iPhone the widgets now work from iOS 15.6, and the Lock Screen one shows the next prayer.
- “I've prayed” on the adhan notification logs the prayer for you. Press and hold the app icon for Qibla, Prayer times, Tasbih and Continue reading.
- The Shalat tab: print the month's timetable, add prayer times to your calendar or change the method, right under today's times.
- Text size where you read: Arabic size, font and spacing from the reader's ⋮, and an Aa button on the Mushaf, hadith, duʿā and dhikr pages. Four app text sizes, all of which fit, and one IndoPak font everywhere.
- The masjid board and projector mode have on-screen buttons for touch screens (they fade after three seconds); recitation speed in the mini player; mosque mode and the Umrah vibration where you need them; hide the news from Home.
- Help and ideas: Settings → About → Help & feature requests opens Aminly's Telegram group.
- Every update now shows what's new on its first launch, with a short video.
- Fixes: Android notifications show Aminly's crescent in the status bar, not a white square; the Zakat calculator opens even when the niṣāb price can't be fetched; extra large text no longer cuts off on Home and the Qibla.
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Small things, done right.
- Clearer prayer dots on Home, the Shalat tab, the tracker and the home-screen widget: gold for in jamāʿah, teal for on time and prayed, a quiet grey for missed, and a faint dashed ring for a prayer whose time hasn't come.
- Home's “Did you pray…?” card is in your language now, and its buttons say the whole thing: Prayed, On time, In jamāʿah.
- Rate Aminly in Settings, in the store you got it from. Now and then, a few seconds after you log a prayer, the store may ask for a rating: never in your first week, never while the Qur'an is open or playing, at most once per version.
- On a computer: the hint under Test adhan talks about your computer, not a phone; on the Mac download, the pause-media switch turns back off if macOS refuses Automation, and says where to allow it; printing from the Mac App Store version says why it looks for printers on your network.
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Aminly on Mac and Windows.
- Aminly for Mac (on the Mac App Store, or as a download) and for Windows: the next prayer in the menu bar or tray, the adhan from your computer even with the window closed, and a card at prayer time with “I've prayed” and “Remind me in 5 minutes”. It asks before it starts with your computer.
- Android: Aminly is on Huawei AppGallery too, for Huawei phones without Google Play.
- Masjid display: a full-screen board for a PC or TV in the masjid, with the clock, today's times and each iqamah, the countdown to the adhan and then the iqamah, Jumuʿah, running announcements and the masjid's own infaq QR.
- Projector mode for a halaqah: one āyah at a time, very large, with its translation. A presentation clicker turns the āyāt, and it follows the recitation.
- Prayer times in your work calendar: subscribe in Outlook, Google or Apple Calendar, or save a file. And a printable monthly timetable, the imsakiyah in Ramadan.
- Copy with the source: āyāt, hadith and duʿā copy with their reference (Qur'an 2:255 (Al-Baqarah), Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 1). Hadith gain Copy and Share.
- On a computer: a quick panel from any app (⌃⌥A or Win+Alt+A), a mini player, keyboard shortcuts, and Support one click away.
- Fixes: “Test adhan” plays the adhan in the app again, so you hear it with the phone on silent; the Hijri month has the same name on every screen, in your language; the Bismillah sits centred under its arch on tablets and wide screens, and setup keeps a readable width there.
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A few words about every sūrah.
- About this sūrah: a short summary of each of the 114 sūrahs at the top of the reader, in English, Indonesian and Arabic. Two lines at first; tap for the whole paragraph. In Page view, the ⓘ button opens it.
- The reader's ⋮ options stay open while you flip a switch (Mushaf view, tajwīd colouring, paper mode, auto-scroll), so you can change several at once.
- Phones without Google services, such as newer Huawei phones, now name your town from a list built into the app, and the setup wizard picks the prayer-time method for your country.
- On Huawei and Honor phones, a short note shows how to keep the adhan sounding when the app is closed.
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A companion through the day.
- On this day: a card on Home with what happened on today's Hijri date in Islamic history, each event checked against a named source. Tap it for the story and its sources; ask for it each morning if you like.
- Daily reminders, all opt-in: morning and evening adhkār, Sūrat al-Kahf on Thursday night, a heads-up the evening before a sunnah fast, and a bedtime reminder, timed from your prayer times.
- The Hijri date follows Indonesia's official announcement (sidang isbat), and stays on the Umm al-Qurā calendar elsewhere.
- Travelling? Far from your saved place, Aminly offers to switch the prayer times, and asks first. Away from home, a note links to the guide on shortening and combining prayers.
- Select several āyāt in the reader, or a whole sūrah from the Qur'an tab, and add them to a playlist in one go.
- Backup and restore: export your bookmarks, reflections, prayer log, khatam progress, reminders, playlists and settings to a file you keep, and restore it on any phone. Nothing is uploaded.
- A sleep timer in the player, and an Umrah ṭawāf and saʿy counter with the authentic dhikr for each round.
- Screen readers: counters, the Qibla compass, muṣḥaf pages and āyah buttons are labelled, and the app follows your phone's text size.
- News: articles open in your language, translated once when they arrive, and headlines now come in Arabic too.
- Adhan and reminders are planned together: a reminder no longer disappears, and the adhan keeps coming for days without opening the app. The app is smaller, too.
- Fixes: your own reminders ring at the right time and stay put, the Next prayer widget follows your calculation method, the Prayer screen shows your time zone and Qibla, and the tasbih remembers its vibration setting.
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Made for foldables.
- Foldable phones: Aminly now follows how you hold a Galaxy Fold, Galaxy Z Flip, Pixel Fold or other foldable, and iPhone Duo: open flat, half open like a book, or stood up like a small laptop.
- Book muṣḥaf: unfolded, the spread opens across the fold with the spine right on the crease, the odd page on the right like a printed muṣḥaf.
- Rehal mode: stand the phone half-folded in the muṣḥaf. The page sits on top, with big buttons below to turn pages, play the recitation, repeat each āyah, or hide the text to test your memorisation.
- Mosque board: stood up on a desk or nightstand, Home becomes a masjid prayer board, with the time, the countdown to the next prayer and all five times, and the screen kept on.
- Study mode: unfolded, the āyāt sit on one half and the translation and tafsīr on the other. Sūrahs and du'ās open beside their lists. Qibla and tasbih get tabletop layouts too.
- Narrow screens (and foldable cover screens) no longer cut off the āyah buttons or calendar dates.
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Turn the pages, and read on a big screen.
- Page muṣḥaf: the 604-page Madani muṣḥaf, turned like paper, with tajwīd colours. Open it from the book icon on the Qur'an tab, or from the reader's ⋮ menu. Tap an āyah to play, bookmark or share it, and the page follows the recitation.
- Tablets, iPad and foldables: two pages side by side in landscape (or across the fold), the tabs in a side rail, and a two-column Home. Phones can turn to landscape too.
- Āyah playlists: collect āyāt from any sūrah with the new playlist button, reorder them, and play them in order. Repeat each āyah 3, 5 or 10 times while memorising.
- The audio playback rate in Settings → Accessibility now changes the recitation speed.
- Android: Home tells you when an update is out.
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A one-minute setup for new users.
- New first-run setup: pick your language and share your location, and Aminly picks the prayer-time method and Asr madhab used where you live. Then choose how the Qur'an looks, which prayers remind you, and which features to turn on. Every step can be skipped.
- Adhan reminders can now be switched off for a single prayer, not just silenced.
- The prayer card on Home no longer shows setup buttons. If you skipped location, it shows one line that takes you straight there.
- The Southeast Asia calculation method is now called Kemenag / JAKIM / MUIS.
- Settings has a new Run setup again option.
- Web: location now works in the browser.
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Āyah audio that stops where the sūrah ends, and a calmer reader.
- Playing an āyah now plays to the end of that sūrah and stops. Before, the player counted up to 285 (1 / 285) and could get stuck after the last āyah, or when the connection dropped mid-āyah.
- Closing the player during a repeat-āyah loop no longer makes the next āyah you play repeat as well.
- The empty strip between the audio player and the bottom tabs is gone.
- On Android 15 and 16 with 3-button navigation, the system buttons now sit on the app's own dark bar instead of a pale grey strip.
- The floating auto-scroll button and its speed dots are now off by default. People took them for recitation controls, and they covered the āyah buttons. Turn them back on from the reader's ⋮ menu, under Auto-scroll.
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Android 16 ready and a cleaner Qur'ān reader — plus all of 1.3.1 on the App Store.
- The Qur'ān reader no longer repeats the Basmalah inside āyah 1 — it stays as the header, as in a printed muṣḥaf (al-Fātiḥah keeps it as āyah 1).
- Built for Android 16 (API 36), as Google Play now requires.
- iOS: brings the 1.3.1 fixes — resumable downloads, the What's-new sheet, Indonesian and Arabic listed as supported languages.
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Downloads that resume, a working What's-new sheet, and the v1.3 web app.
- Downloads resume instead of failing — if the connection drops mid-way, Qur'ān, tafsir and hadith packs and surah audio pick up where they stopped (up to four tries).
- The What's-new sheet now appears once after updating. In 1.3.0 it silently failed to open.
- Web app (app.aminly.app) updated to the v1.3 design — and your prayer log, khatam and reminders now work in the browser too.
- iOS: Bahasa Indonesia and العربية are now declared as supported languages.
- News headlines show dashes and other punctuation correctly.
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Six placeable widgets, mushaf-grade typography, intent-based khatam, premium polish throughout.
- Six individual home-screen widgets — Next Prayer, Today's Prayers (with tappable status dots), Daily Verse, Khatam Progress, Hijri Date, Qibla. Place each separately, deep-link straight into the relevant screen. Auto-syncs whenever you log a prayer or finish a surah.
- “Hadrah” splash — deep-teal hero with the Aminly mark, gold drop-shadow rise-in, tagline (“from al-amīn · الأمين”), three-dot loader, dynamic version caption. Seamless handoff from the native launch image.
- Premium polish pass — stadium-shaped toggles with a sliding gold thumb across all segmented controls (Faraid mode, Zakat currency, support region, Quran goal kind, audio playback rate, tasbih variant). Soft search fields across Qur'an, Hadith, Du'a, News, Favorites, Shalat, Fatwa with gold focus rings.
- Reader options panel — slide-in side sheet replacing the three-dots menu. Custom pill toggles for Mushaf/Tajweed/Paper/Auto-scroll, with chevron actions for downloads + favorites. Smooth fade + slide-from-right.
- Khatam mode — dedicated Qur'an-tab icon, full reader with previous/next surah bar at the bottom. “Next” gates on reaching the bottom of the current surah. Vertical speed pill + play stadium aligned to the same width on the right.
- Bundled Arabic typography (Amiri Quran + Scheherazade New, both SIL OFL) so every Arabic surface renders the same on every device, no system-font fallback.
- Paper mode for the Qur'ān reader — cream sheet, dark ink, gold rule. Default on for new installs. Toggleable per session.
- Intent-based khatam tracking. Reading via the green “Start / Continue” card on Home or the Qur'ān screen counts toward your cycle; direct surah taps from the list don't. No more accidental progress from looking up Āyat al-Kursī.
- “Set my position” — sync your khatam with reading you've done outside the app (physical mushaf, audio, study circle). Pick where you've reached; everything before it is marked done.
- Lifetime khatams list with each cycle's start → completion date + duration, plus juz progress (X / 30) alongside surah progress.
- Indonesian Kemenag-style transliteration (qālū / yaṣna'ūn) for ID locale, replacing English-convention rendering (qaaloo / yasna'oon).
- Reverse-geocoded location label — your city + country instead of raw coordinates. Surfaced on Home, Qibla, and Settings.
- Recite-along — when audio plays, the active ayah scrolls into view and pulses gold. Tap any ayah to seek.
- Repeat-ayah loop — long-press the play icon on any ayah for a finite-repeat picker with optional pause between repeats. Memorisation drill, built in.
- Auto-scroll reading — small FAB on the reader. Long-press for speed (Tartīl / Medium / Fast). Pauses on user scroll and on screen-wake.
- Share as image — branded 1080×1350 card with Aminly attribution, for any ayah. Picker lets you choose Copy text vs. Share as image.
- Reading goals + streak, both off-by-default. Pick a daily juz target or a weekly surah target; see a quiet streak chip when active.
- Custom reminders — up to 10 user-defined notifications with day-of-week + time + optional deep link (e.g. “Yāsīn every Friday 18:30”).
- Du'ā finder by situation — emotions, times of day, places, life events. Reverse-indexes Ḥiṣn al-Muslim by context.
- Dzikir reader rebuild — full-screen per item with prev/next, vibration toggle, reset, and a large tap-counter. No more modals.
- Inheritance calculator (Farāʾiḍ) — two clearly separated modes: Indonesia (KHI) and Global (madhhab-based). Deterministic rule engine; each share shows the rule + source URL it came from. Mandatory warning + source attribution on every result.
- Update-available banner (iOS) — checks the App Store once per day via iTunes Lookup. Settings footer surfaces “Up to date” or “v1.X.Y available”.
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Trilingual companion, native reader, careful sourcing.
- Full app in English, Bahasa Indonesia, and العربية — every screen, label, picker description, and notification follows the chosen language.
- Six pillars: Prayer · Qur'an · Hadith · Du'a & dhikr · Narratives · Practical fiqh.
- Shalat hub with reference for how-to-pray, sunnah rawātib, witr & qunūt, tahajjud, jumuʿah, ʿīd, janāzah, travel, and sick prayer.
- Persistent audio mini-player with background play, lock-screen controls, loop modes, and a drag-to-reorder queue.
- Qur'an reader with Uthmani / IndoPak script, EN / ID / AR translations, per-ayah and per-surah audio, offline downloads, juz nav, and inline tafsīr (Maududi · Kemenag).
- Word-by-word tajwīd colouring (qalqalah, ghunnah, idghām, madd, …) — tap any coloured letter for a bottom-sheet rule explanation. Tap any Arabic word for translation + root.
- Themes index — 20 curated topics from Tawḥīd to Wisdom, each opening a list of key ayāt with a one-line note.
- Hadith with the nine canonical collections as downloadable packs; per-hadith bookmark and diacritic-folded search.
- Narratives hub fully translated — 25 Prophets with tappable family relationships, Seerah in 14 chapters with 36 sub-stories, and a Wisdom-stories library. Every prose field in EN / ID / AR.
- Du'a — Hisn al-Muslim categorized, with a Qur'anic Duʿāʾ section linked to surah:ayah.
- Zakat calculator — live niṣāb in USD / IDR (Māl tab) plus zakat al-fiṭr by harga beras (Fiṭr tab).
- DSN-MUI fatwa index, linking to the official source (shown when locale is Indonesian).
- News — horizontal carousel on Home + full News screen with search and source-filter chips. Curated sources only (Republika khazanah, EraMuslim, ChanelMuslim, Detik Hikmah, About Islam, MuslimMatters). Polemical and activist-leaning outlets deliberately excluded.
- Native in-app reader strips ads, scripts, cookie banners, and tracking pixels server-side. Headlines persist for seven days offline.
- News content auto-translates into your UI language — small "translated" badge on cards and the article header, body translated paragraph by paragraph on tap.
- Smart contextual reminders — one dismissible card on Home that appears only inside five deterministic windows: morning adhkār, evening adhkār, post-salah dhikr (30 min after each farḍ), bedtime adhkār, and Sūrah al-Kahf all Friday. Not personalised — just five fixed time windows. Silenced in Mosque Mode.
- Prayer tracker on Home + dedicated screen — log Prayed / On time / In jamāʿah / Missed for each obligatory prayer. Prayers whose time hasn't arrived yet are dimmed and ignore taps; see a running streak.
- Notifications follow the app language and use device timezone — title, body, prayer names. Tapping the banner silences the in-app preview audio too.
- Citation chips throughout — every content surface carries its source and is tappable in-app.
- Settings keeps only what matters — device GPS for location, system fonts and themes you can preview, picker descriptions explaining what each option does.
Updates arrive through the App Store, Google Play and AppGallery. The direct downloads tell you when a new version is out.