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Levha

Quran verse and prayer times for iPhone

A verse every time you look.

Levha puts the verse of the day and the time left until the next prayer on your Lock Screen: a quiet reminder every time you pick up your phone. Inside are the Holy Quran with translation and the duas of the Quran.

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  • Free
  • No ads
  • No account
  • Your location stays on your phone
Levha’s Today screen: time left until Maghrib, the day’s prayer times and the verse of the day in a green frame

Lock Screen and Home Screen

Pick up your phone, see the verse of the day.

Levha does its real work outside the app: a verse on your Lock Screen, the next prayer and the time left above the clock, and a gold-framed panel on your Home Screen. The verse changes every day and the countdown runs on its own.

To add it to your Lock Screen

  1. 1Touch and hold the Lock Screen, then tap Customize.
  2. 2Choose the Lock Screen and tap the area below the clock.
  3. 3Find Levha and add the verse or prayer widget.

Where the name comes from

A levha is a framed panel of calligraphy, hung on the walls of homes and mosques.

You walk into a room, your eye falls on it, and you remember a verse or a prayer. The app keeps that place on your phone: a gilded panel on your Lock Screen, with a different verse every day.

Prayer times

The next prayer and the time left.

Times are calculated on your phone with the Diyanet method, with no internet needed. The sky changes colour through the day and the sun moves along the arc of the prayers.

  • Your current location or a city from the list
  • Reminders for Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha
  • Hijri date and a live countdown
Today screen: 13 minutes until Maghrib in Istanbul, the arc of the day and six prayer times

The Holy Quran

All 114 surahs, with translation.

The Arabic text with the Pickthall translation beneath it. Levha remembers where you stopped; save the verses you love and share any of them.

  • Search surahs, Meccan and Medinan
  • Continue where you left off
  • Save and share verses
Surah Al-Mulk: the basmala, Arabic verses and the translation

Duas

Supplications from the Quran.

The Rabbana supplications, each in Arabic with its meaning. One appears on the Today screen every day, and you can save the ones you return to.

  • Arabic text and meaning, with surah and verse
  • A dua for every day
  • Everything you save in one list
Duas screen: Al-Baqara 201 and Al-Furqan 74 in Arabic with their meaning

Details

Simple, and only what it needs.

  • Three widget sizes

    Small, medium and large on the Home Screen; a verse, an inline countdown and a circular gauge on the Lock Screen.

  • A panel to share

    Send any verse as a story-sized, gold-framed panel to WhatsApp or Instagram in one tap.

  • Works offline

    The Quran text, the translations and the prayer calculation are inside the app. It opens on a plane and out of town.

  • Your location stays put

    If you choose “Use my location”, it is only used on your phone to calculate prayer times and never sent to any server.

  • Trusted sources

    Quran text from Tanzil.net (Uthmani), English translation by Marmaduke Pickthall.

  • Two languages

    The Elmalılı translation in Turkish, Pickthall in English. The app follows your phone’s language.

Screens

  • Today: prayer times and the verse of the day

    Today: prayer times and the verse of the day

  • The Holy Quran: list of surahs

    The Holy Quran: list of surahs

  • A surah in Arabic with translation

    A surah in Arabic with translation

  • Supplications from the Quran

    Supplications from the Quran

Privacy

No data is collected.

Levha has no server. Your city, your reminder choices, the verses you save and where you stopped reading stay on your iPhone. If you use your location, it too is used on the phone only, to calculate prayer times.

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FAQ

Common questions.

For more detailed answers and contact, see the support page.

Support
Is Levha free?
Yes. No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases.
How are prayer times calculated?
On your phone, with the Diyanet (Turkey) method and the open-source adhan library. They may differ by a minute or two from official timetables.
Do I have to share my location?
No. You can pick your city from the list instead. If you use your location, it is only used on your phone and never sent anywhere.
How do I add the widget?
Touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize, tap the area below the clock and add Levha. On the Home Screen, touch and hold an empty area, tap Edit, then Add Widget.
Which translation does it use?
Marmaduke Pickthall in English and Elmalılı Hamdi Yazır in Turkish. The Quran text is from Tanzil.net (Uthmani).

Hang a panel on your Lock Screen.

Levha is coming soon to the App Store. Free, no ads, no account.

Coming soon to theApp Store