Fixes masjid times that stopped updating. If you added your masjid by pasting its website, its times now refresh every day instead of staying as they were on the day you added it. Masjids whose websites turn away Saff's server now load straight from your phone, and if a masjid's times can't be updated for two weeks, Saff shows calculated times and says so instead of showing old ones.

Every masjid in America. Saff now knows about 3,100 masjids in all 50 states, and more than 300 publish jamat times that update on their own. If your masjid doesn't publish its times yet, share them from its page. Saff checks them, then everyone who follows that masjid sees them. Each masjid now says where its times come from, and Saff leaves out times no masjid could pray, like an Asr at sunset. Also: the sisters' page is now For Sisters, the tasbih choice sits under Calculation, and alarms, the watch, time zones and the monthly export all work better.

Bug fixes throughout, from a pass over every screen. Saff's text now follows your iPhone's text size. Today shows how long the current prayer has left, and you can log a past prayer by tapping it. Where the schools differ, on the Asr school, the tasbih after salah, and imsak, Saff offers the choice instead of picking for you.

Saff 1.1: a new face, and a fuller day. • A new face: the prayer mat mark, on every theme's icon • Prayer focus: pick your distracting apps and Saff blocks them until you log your prayer • A real Fajr alarm on iOS 26: rings through silent, snoozes, anchored to the last third, Fajr, or sunrise. Optional tahajjud alarm too • The monthly timetable now carries your masjid's own jamat times, ready to print or share • Travel knows the difference: away from home, prayer times follow your location while your masjid's jamat times wait back home • For the sisters: duas, dhikr, and other worship for menstruation days, opt in any time • Pause the journal in one tap on Today or in Settings. Your streak is kept safe • Saff on your wrist: times, quick log, tasbih, complications • Qada and fasting ledgers: count what you owe, make it up at your pace • Swipe through days on Today; past days show what you logged • A dua library across twelve moments of life, each with its source • Ramadan suhoor and iftar alerts, asleep until the month arrives • Five adhan recordings, including a real masjid's call • Qibla one tap from Today, and dozens of smaller refinements

The masjid directory is alive now. Paste your masjid's website when you add it, and if its times check out you can share it with everyone. Approved masjids reach every phone without an app update. New installs start empty: you pick your masjid during setup. And there's a suggestion box in Settings, under About. It comes straight to me. Saff also learned to speak. Pick a notification voice: the adhan's own words, quiet time-and-place, or a coach with one line of push. Set it per prayer if you like. Your streak lives on the noor page now, with quiet milestones only you can see, and a pause button beside it: for menstruation, illness, travel, or any reason at all. While paused, the streak holds and nothing asks why. Two new widgets join: the whole day's timetable and the streak. Also new: an optional heads-up before the white days each month, and when a masjid's published table goes stale, Saff falls back to calculated times instead of showing an Isha that lands before Maghrib.

Saff now explains itself less. Captions and settings footers that repeated what the screen already showed are gone, and the info sheets got shorter. New in Settings: Layout. Drag the sections of Today, Journal and Deen into whatever order suits you. The share sheet now links to the App Store.