Tap ▶ beside a verse to start from there. Each word lights up as it's recited, so you can read along. It keeps playing when you leave the app or lock your phone.
بِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
A new verse appears each day. Text and audio from AlQuran Cloud and Quran.com. Recitation keeps playing when you leave the app or lock your phone.
Tap the circle to count. On a computer you can press the space bar.
Start with wudu (washing before prayer), then learn the steps and one prayer at a time. Choose brothers or sisters: the guide and the videos below change to match.
Your wudu lasts until something breaks it, such as using the toilet, passing wind or falling deeply asleep.
A 2-rak'ah prayer, like Fajr, from start to finish. Longer prayers repeat the same steps. Tap “Watch this step” to see just that part of the video.
Most scholars teach that brothers and sisters pray the same way, apart from covering and how loudly to recite. The posture differences marked “Hanafi” come from the Hanafi school, which many Muslims in Türkiye, South Asia and Central Asia follow. Follow what your local teacher or mosque teaches.
These are the obligatory (fard) rak'ah. Many Muslims also pray extra sunnah rak'ah, which you can add once the basics feel easy. The schools of thought differ slightly in some positions; your local mosque can help with details.
Duas the prophets made, as Allah recorded them in the Quran, for the moments you may be going through. Tap Listen to hear each one recited.
Arabic, transliteration, translation and recitation from AlQuran Cloud. Translation follows the language you chose in the Quran tab.
Enter your flight. The planner follows the plane along its route, minute by minute, and works out when each prayer begins where you are in the sky, across every time zone.
Scholars differ on some details. Ask a scholar you trust if you're unsure.
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Hadith text and gradings from the open Hadith API. Numbering follows sunnah.com.
Calendar (works on every phone): adds each prayer and a daily Quran verse to your phone's calendar with an alert, for the next 30 days. Your calendar reminds you even when Salah & Scan is closed. Come back once a month to add the next 30 days.
iPhone: tap “Add All” when the calendar opens. Android with Google Calendar: open calendar.google.com on a computer, then Settings → Import, and choose the downloaded file. Samsung and most other calendars open the file directly.
App notifications: appear while Salah & Scan is open, or running in the background on a computer. Phones pause web apps in the background, so use the calendar for reliable reminders there.
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