Islamic app for Android · Free · No ads
An Islamic app that stays quiet.
Khalad brings together what you need every day as a Muslim: accurate prayer times, the Quran with Urdu and English translation, morning and evening adhkar, the Qibla and a verified hadith. No ads, no sign-up and no adhan noise.
What to look for in an Islamic app
Whichever app you choose, these are the things that matter most for daily worship.
Prayer times that match your masjid
Calculated for your exact location, with the usual method for your region and a choice of Hanafi or standard Asr. You should be able to adjust each prayer by a few minutes.
A Quran text you can trust
The Arabic should come from a known source, such as Quran.com, with translations named so you know whose words you are reading.
Hadith with references
Every hadith should show where it comes from, like Sahih al-Bukhari 6465, so you can check it yourself.
Nothing that distracts from worship
No ads in the middle of adhkar, no popups, no noise you didn't ask for.
Respect for your privacy
You shouldn't need an account to read the Quran, and your location shouldn't leave your phone.
Help with consistency
Small daily goals, gentle reminders for Surah Al-Mulk and Al-Kahf, and a streak that forgives a missed day.
How Khalad compares with typical Islamic apps
| Khalad | Common in other apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Ads | None, ever | Banner and full-screen ads are common |
| Sign-up | Not needed. Open it and begin (only the optional family Zakat ledger has an account) | Often asks you to create an account |
| Adhan | Silent prayer times, soft reminders you choose | Adhan audio is often on by default |
| Your location | Used on your phone only, never sent to us | Varies. Check each app's privacy policy |
| Hadith | Every hadith shows its reference, checked against published collections | References are often missing |
| Next prayer | On your lock screen and in a widget | Usually means opening the app |
| Streaks | Any good deed counts, with two freezes a month | Often reset after one missed day |
| Quran translation | Urdu and English, from Quran.com | Varies |
| Zakat | A family Zakat ledger you share: shortfalls and extra carry into next year, with a calculator | A calculator at most; nothing to track what you've given |
Everything in one calm place
Prayer times & Qibla
For your exact location, on your lock screen and in a widget. Adjust any prayer by a few minutes.
Quran reading
A daily goal from one ayah to one juz, Urdu and English translation, pinch to resize, and your place remembered.
Adhkar & duas
Morning, evening, night and after salah, plus everyday duas. Tap to count, meaning one tap away.
Sunnah reminders
Surah Al-Mulk at night, Al-Kahf on Friday, and Monday, Thursday and white days fasts the evening before.
Hadith of the day
One verified hadith or sunnah each day, always with its reference.
Streaks & sadaqah
A streak that counts any good deed, and a private sadaqah tracker only you can see.
Common questions
What is the best Islamic app for daily use?
The best Islamic app is the one you open every day. Look for accurate prayer times for your location and madhab, a trusted Quran text with translation in your language, hadith that show their references, and no ads pulling you away. Khalad was built around exactly those things.
Is there an Islamic app without ads?
Yes. Khalad has no ads at all, and no sign-up. Everything you use today is free.
Which Islamic app has the Quran with Urdu translation?
Khalad shows the Quran from Quran.com with Urdu or English translation, and remembers the exact ayah where you stopped.
Is there an Islamic app with home-screen widgets?
Yes. Khalad has three Android widgets: the next prayer, a verified hadith of the day, and today's Quran reading. It also shows the next prayer on your lock screen.
Does Khalad work offline?
Prayer times and the Qibla are calculated on your phone, so they work offline. Any surah you have opened once stays available offline too.
Is Khalad free?
Yes. Khalad is free on Android. If we add an optional supporter plan later, the basics will stay free.