Prayer times: • Rasikh now sets the calculation method from where you are, not from your iPhone's Language & Region setting. A method you chose yourself stays as it is. • In Malaysia, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, the UAE, Singapore, Algeria, Jordan and Morocco, the method Rasikh sets now gives times that are never earlier than the official timetable, checked against every day of it we hold. Each time falls on the official minute or up to three minutes after it. • In Ramadan, when suhoor ends at an earlier dawn than your method's Fajr, the note under "Suhoor ends" says so and explains why. • In the Emirates outside Dubai, "Why these times" no longer suggests Dubai City's timetable, whose times are not the same as other emirates'. • VoiceOver reads the next prayer's time without saying "at" twice. Rasikh Plus, an optional subscription: • If your free trial of Plus ended without a subscription, Rasikh offers the first year of the yearly plan at half price. It shows once, when you open the app, never near a prayer time, and "No thanks" closes it. For 30 days after the trial, the offer also stays on the Rasikh Plus screen in Settings. Everything free in Rasikh stays free.

Ramadan, free for everyone: • Today shows when suhoor ends, when iftar is, and which day of Ramadan it is • The Tracker has a Ramadan month for fasting and taraweeh • A card for the last ten nights • An optional suhoor reminder, offered when you answer "Has Ramadan begun where you are?" These appear during Ramadan only and go away after it. Also for everyone: • On Apple Watch, "Log this prayer" on the adhan alert records the prayer, free • Prayer times for New Zealand during daylight saving, and for Fiji's Lau Islands, were a day off. Fixed. • Give a year of Plus, from the Rasikh Plus screen in Settings or from the paywall: you buy a code through the App Store and send it to someone, who redeems it on Apple's own sheet. Their year ends on its own and nothing renews. • Under the Start button on the yearly plan, a line says nothing is charged today and, with notifications on, the day Rasikh will remind you Rasikh Plus, an optional subscription: • A Suhoor and iftar widget for the Home Screen and Lock Screen. Outside Ramadan it shows the next prayer. • A countdown to iftar or to the end of suhoor on the Lock Screen, and in the Dynamic Island on iPhones that have one. It starts when you tap. • My Ramadan: one page and a PDF with days fasted, nights of taraweeh and qiyam, and days with a logged prayer, as counts • The Apple Watch app: prayer times and a countdown on the watch, and the next prayer on watch faces and in the Smart Stack

The Hijri date now matches the official calendar (it had been showing up to two days behind; prayer times were not affected). You can also choose daily morning and evening adhkar reminders, send us feedback from Settings, and see what Rasikh Plus adds before you decide.

Behind-the-scenes improvements to how we measure our ads. Nothing changes in how you use Rasikh.

At the largest text sizes, the qibla reading and the English prayer names now wrap instead of running off the screen. Arabic wording of the Rasikh Plus screens refined. Small fixes.

Rasikh Plus is easier to find: a short card on Today and a clear Plus row at the top of Settings. Prayer times, adhan alerts, qibla, adhkar, tasbih and the tracker stay free for everyone. Small fixes and improvements.

Rasikh Plus, an optional subscription: • Home Screen widgets: adhkar for the time of day, a tasbih counter you tap, one-tap logging of the current prayer, and the Hijri date • Your whole day on the Lock Screen • A live countdown to the next prayer on the Lock Screen, in StandBy, and in the Dynamic Island on iPhones that have one • Controls for Control Center and the Action button • Four more themes, and a year review as a PDF The yearly plan starts with 7 days free. Find Plus in Settings › Rasikh Plus. Free for everyone: • Ink, a high-contrast theme • Restore your practice record from a file you exported • Today names the calendar the Hijri date comes from; tap the date for a note on it • A Qibla button beside the Settings gear • Adhkar lists show a short source reference • The adhan player links to the dua for after hearing the adhan • Settings now says exactly what the adhan alert plays • "Why these times" links to adjusting a single prayer • Settings › Notifications no longer shows "Play the full adhan" twice: the link to the recordings now reads Adhan

A quicker, simpler setup: pick your location, turn on adhan alerts, and a short reminder to switch your ringer on — all in a few taps.

New App Store screenshots. No changes to the app itself.