What's new • Rafiq now fits iPad and Mac. On a wide screen the content grows with the window, lists fall into two columns, and the tab bar becomes a floating dock • On a landscape iPad or in a Mac window, the next prayer sits beside the day's timings, and the calendar month beside its occasions • Nothing changes on iPhone

What's new • Every row of chips opens at its first item. Programs, adhkar, bookmarks and filters no longer start from the far end on iPhone • The date line on the home screen shrinks to fit beside your city instead of dropping below the line • A roomier tab bar: larger labels, and the next prayer's name sits clear of the dial • Progress beads in adhkar are easy to see again, done or not • Saving a du'a no longer nudges the page • Skip buttons and the reminder hint use the same digits as the rest of the app • The Masareef card opens an install page that picks the right store for your phone

What's new • Share cards, redrawn: the Rafiq mark on top, and one large install code that opens the right store on any phone • A dhikr card now carries the dhikr's virtue, and every card signs off with what the app is • The mushaf reads like one printed book: a whole page on screen at one type size, and a focus mode that folds everything else away • Adhkar fill the screen, one dhikr with the room it deserves, with a focus mode of its own • Prayer reminders never arrive before the prayer, and the pre-adhan gives the prayer's time instead of a countdown • Loading screens show the page taking shape instead of grey blocks • Faster page turns, and a Quran tab that opens straight away • The home header keeps the date and the place on one line