How can I help?

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

The line above the clock can show the next prayer and the time left, too. The same steps are in the app under Settings › How to add the widget.

1. Touch and hold an empty area of the Home Screen.
2. Tap Edit in the top corner, then Add Widget.
3. Search for Levha and pick a small, medium or large size.

Tap Settings › City. Pick a city from the list, or choose My location to use your location. Location is used only on your phone, to calculate prayer times.

Levha calculates times on your phone with the Diyanet (Turkey) method. Official timetables are prepared with details such as district and altitude, so a difference of a minute or two is possible. If you are ever unsure about a prayer time, follow your official local timetable.

• In Levha, check under Settings › Prayer reminders that the prayers you want are switched on.
• In your iPhone’s Settings › Notifications › Levha, make sure notifications are allowed.
• If a Focus (Do Not Disturb) is on, reminders may arrive silently.
• Reminders are scheduled on the phone; opening Levha every few days lets it schedule the coming days.

The Quran text is the Uthmani text from Tanzil.net. In English the app shows the translation by Marmaduke Pickthall, in Turkish the Elmalılı Hamdi Yazır translation; the language follows your phone.

Tap Save under the verse of the day or a dua; what you save is collected under Duas › Saved. Share turns the verse into a story-sized panel and opens the share sheet.

iOS refreshes widgets on its own schedule. Opening Levha once refreshes the widget right away. If you changed your city, removing the widget and adding it again also helps.

Levha has no server; everything is on your phone. Deleting the app deletes your city, your settings and everything you saved.