Swipe left on the home screen for prayer times, and right to come back to the dial. Hear the Name: tap the speaker beside any Name to hear it said. Who felt this before you? Pick a feeling and meet the people in the Prophet's stories, peace be upon him, who went through it, and the Name they called on. Part of Asma Pro. A paper page for reading. Tap the sun on a Name's page or in the stories for dark text on a light page, and the moon to go back. Your circle is free to see for now. Tap the heart for the Names chosen for how you feel, and the reason for each. An evening reminder of the day's Name at 7 PM, only on days you have not opened the app. It can be turned off in Settings. Sunrise in the prayer times and the widget, with a countdown to it while Fajr is still open. The prayer widget some of you had changed under you in the last update is back as it was. A new icon.

IndoPak script, done properly. The root letters and du'as are now set in a typeface drawn from a printed IndoPak mushaf. The option in 1.1 was not a true IndoPak face, and we are grateful to the readers who told us. You will be asked once which script you read, Naskh or IndoPak. You can change it any time in Settings.

White days: the prayer screen marks the 13th, 14th and 15th of each lunar month, with a short note on why they are fasted, and an optional reminder the evening before. The Islamic date, under today's date on the home screen. IndoPak script for the root letters and du'as, in Settings. Two prayer widget styles to choose from, with bigger, easier to read times on the Lock Screen. Each Name's hadith now says whether the Prophet peace be upon him uses the Name himself, and more Names now carry a hadith where he does. Share a du'a straight from its card.