New: wake up to the adhan for Fajr. Choose from six recordings, from Turkish to Makkah to the Balkans, preview each one, or add your own adhan as a file. It rings like an alarm clock, even when your iPhone is on silent. Turn it on right from Today in the Fajr chapter: “Wake me with the adhan”.

New: the Verses tab. Quran verses to swipe through, one per page, recited by Mishary Rashid Alafasy. The word being recited glows gold, and the meaning follows along. Pick verses by theme, save them, share them as an image and memorize them, and a widget shows you the verse of the day. Also: this week's prayer times now sit right on Today, and a tap opens the calendar for the whole year, like the timetable on a mosque wall. In the Qibla tab the compass can point to the nearest mosque, with distance and a route. And if you like, you can support Nur with a small one-time tip; everything stays free, with no ads and no account.

Your habits, your choice: you now create every habit yourself, with its own name, icon and area, and nothing is locked anymore. Fajr now shows when the sun rises and Fajr time ends. And Nur asks once more before a habit is removed.

Nur now speaks Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Urdu and French too, with Quran verses in well-known translations and Urdu written right to left.

New: a widget for your Home Screen and Lock Screen with today's prayer times and a countdown to the next prayer. Ramadan with Nur: a countdown to Ramadan, then Iftar and suhoor at a glance, a suhoor alarm, an Iftar countdown in the widget and five Ramadan habits (the fast, suhoor, one juz a day, Tarawih, qiyam in the last ten nights). Also: easier to read with large text, each prayer's status no longer relies on color alone, Nur asks for your location on first launch, and blank screens after switching tabs are fixed.