Quran
All 114 surahs, read by over 150 reciters, with nature sounds you can bring in underneath.
- Full playback controls with background audio
- Auto-play through to the end
- Nature sounds layered underneath
Imaan keeps the whole day in one quiet place: prayer times worked out on your phone, the Quran read by reciters you choose, and ten nature recordings you can layer underneath. Rain, a stream, birdsong before dawn.
Free · No account · Works offline
surahs, streamed
reciters
nature sounds
duas offline
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ٱلْمُلْك
SURAH 67
Al-Mulk
30 ayahs · Meccan
Rain
Layer nature sounds under the recitation.
Assalamu'alaikum
Good morning
Friday, 18 September 2026
5 Rabi' al-Thani 1448
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Asr
in 2h 41m
15:14
Quran
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DAILY DUA
Doa Keluar Rumahبِسْمِ اللَّهِ، تَوَكَّلْتُ عَلَى اللَّهِ، لاَ حَوْلَ وَلاَ قُوَّةَ إِلاَّ بِاللَّهِ
Dengan nama Allah, aku bertawakkal kepada Allah, tiada daya dan kekuatan kecuali dengan pertolongan Allah.
The first thing you see
Fajr through Isha, with a live countdown to the next one. Imaan works the times out from where you are using the Kemenag RI method, so they are right without a single request leaving your phone.
Calculated, not fetched
Nothing is looked up. Your location goes into the calculation on your phone and stays there.
A countdown you can glance at
The next prayer is always the biggest thing on the screen, with the minutes left under it.
Gregorian and Hijri together
The header carries both dates, so Ramadan and Arafah never arrive unannounced.
NEXT PRAYER
Asr
in 2h 41m
15:14
Pick from more than 150 reciters, pick a surah, and let it run. Playback continues with the screen off and shows up on your lock screen and in Control Center, with the next surah queued automatically.
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ٱلْمُلْك
SURAH 67
Al-Mulk
30 ayahs · Meccan
Rain
Layer nature sounds under the recitation.
Every control where you expect it
Play, pause, next and previous surah, ±10 seconds, and a scrubber you can drag.
Keeps playing, screen off
The lock screen on iPhone, a notification on Android, and your headphone buttons all work.
Auto-plays the next surah
Start at Al-Mulk before sleep and let the recitation carry on without a tap.
Find a surah or a qori fast
Search 150+ reciters and all 114 surahs by name, with ayah counts and Meccan or Medinan on every row.
Open the mixer and bring in as many sounds as you like, each with its own level against the recitation. Rain on a window for late reading, a stream for the afternoon, the night chorus when the house has gone quiet.
Try it. These are the same recordings the app plays.
Recitation · Al-Fatihah · Mishary Rashid Alafasy
Try it. These are the same recordings the app plays.
Every recording is credited in the app, with its author and licence.
The home screen leads with the Quran, then six tools sit under it. All of them work offline, all of them in English and Bahasa Indonesia.
All 114 surahs, read by over 150 reciters, with nature sounds you can bring in underneath.
A month at a time, with all five prayer times for every day and the Hijri date beside the Gregorian one.
The Hijri month laid out properly, plus the Islamic days coming up so nothing takes you by surprise.
A compass that points at the Kaaba, with the bearing in degrees for when there is no magnetometer.
A counter that remembers. Nine common dzikir with their own targets, and your count survives closing the app.
226 duas from Hisnul Muslim and other references, searchable by category, each with its source shown.
The niat and the readings for each prayer, step by step, with Al-Fatihah in the Uthmani script.
On the home screen
Under the prayer times sits one dua for the day, with its Arabic, transliteration, translation and the narration it comes from. Tap it to open the full collection.
Changes daily
Chosen from the duas marked for daily reading.
Copy in one tap
Send it to someone who needs it today.
Always sourced
Every dua names the narration it comes from.
DOA KELUAR RUMAH
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ، تَوَكَّلْتُ عَلَى اللَّهِ، لاَ حَوْلَ وَلاَ قُوَّةَ إِلاَّ بِاللَّهِ
Bismillaah, tawakkaltu 'alallaah, laa haula wa laa quwwata illaa billaah.
Dengan nama Allah, aku bertawakkal kepada Allah, tiada daya dan kekuatan kecuali dengan pertolongan Allah.
HR. Abu Daud 5095, Turmudzi 3426 dan dishahihkan al-Albani.
Dua, dzikir and the salah guide are translated in Bahasa Indonesia, whichever language you choose.
No account, no ads, and nothing watching what you read or listen to. Here is what that means day to day.
Duas, dzikir, the salah guide, prayer times, the Qibla and Hijri dates all work with no signal at all. You only need a connection for the recitation and the sounds.
There is nothing to sign up for. Your location is used to work out prayer times and the Qibla, and it never leaves your phone.
The whole interface follows your device language, or you can pin it in Settings.
Every recitation, recording and text is attributed, with its licence, on the About page.
It reads properly with a screen reader, and the drifting stars stop when your phone is set to reduce motion.
No banners, no interstitials, no subscription waiting behind a feature.
Qibla
You are facing the Qibla
295° from North
Tasbeeh
سُبْحَانَ اللهِ
Subhanallah
27
/ 33
Tap the circle to count
2 × 33 completed
ResetNothing in Imaan is uncredited. Settings → About lists every source with the licence it carries.
Nature recordings
Ten recordings from Wikimedia Commons and Freesound, each listed in the mixer with its author and licence.
CC0 · CC BY · CC BY-SAPrayer times, Qibla and Hijri dates
Worked out on your own phone from where you are. No outside service is involved.
Yes. No ads, no subscription, no locked features. There is nothing to buy inside the app.
Put the prayer times on your home screen, pick a qori, bring in the rain, and let the rest of the app wait until you need it.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play