Menu everywhere. Settings, themes, guides and references reachable from all seven main screens, not just Home. The back arrows on Heart, Guided and Today are gone. My Salah nav. Prayer Times to the bottom bar, Tracker to the dashboard's top bar.

Prayer Diary brings together the duas, ziyarat and Quran of the Shia tradition, with a private diary for your salah. This update is about reading, and about seeing where you stand in the day. Three new reading themes - Paper, Sepia and Ink - with flat surfaces, wider margins and one quiet accent. Built for reading a dua rather than browsing a catalogue. The themes you already know are still there, underneath them, and nothing changes unless you choose one. Prayer times screen also gain a dial. One ring for the day, midnight at the top, coloured by where the sun actually is rather than by the hour, so the light stretches in summer and thins in winter because that is what the sun does. Each prayer's window is banded on the ring, with its fadilah - the time of excellence - drawn thicker inside it. Tapping the ring names the exact times. Where the sun never reaches the angle Fajr or Isha is defined by, the notice explaining it now opens the estimate settings it offers. Tasbih al-Zahra now sits under Taqibat, where it belongs.

Prayer Diary brings together the duas, ziyarat and Quran of the Shia tradition, with a private diary for your salah. This update is mostly about the Salaat section. Salat ul Layl now opens three ways - all eleven rakats, the last three, or Witr alone - with the time left until Fajr at the top, so you can see at a glance what there is time for. Wudhu, the Adhan and Iqamah, the Qunoot and Salatul Ghufayla each read as one scroll, with a skip button that names what comes next. No more leaving the prayer to open the next file. Four supplications for waking in the night, reported from the Prophet (SAWA) and the Imams (AS), and two more Quranic verses for the qunoot. Type a verse number while reading a surah to jump straight to it. The Arabic now reads in Nastaleeq, the IndoPak Quranic script, by default. Any of the other faces can still be chosen in Settings.