After a long day filled with work and worldly concerns, it can be hard to wind down. But Ayatique has been a game-changer for me. The stories of the prophets help me recenter my faith and calm my soul. It’s a peaceful way to end the day, as I drift off to sleep with the powerful teachings of Allah in my heart. I’ve learned so much, and it’s become an essential part of my nightly routine. Highly recommend!

I initially subscribed to this app expecting a large, frequently updated library of Quranic stories. Unfortunately, after subscribing, I quickly realized that the content did not meet those expectations.The stories are not animated as advertised on Instagram, and many of them are extremely short—some as brief as three minutes, others around seven minutes. In addition, there are only a limited number of stories available, to the point where most users could finish all the content within a week or two.The rate at which new stories are added does not feel proportional to the subscription cost. Updates are infrequent, and the library does not grow nearly fast enough to justify the ongoing expense.It also feels as though significantly more effort and resources are being put into advertising than into maintaining and improving the experience for paying subscribers. This is especially disappointing because the app has real potential.Overall, I am very disappointed. While this app could become something truly wonderful with consistent updates and greater transparency, in its current state it feels more focused on monetization than on delivering value.Insha’Allah, these issues can be addressed. Until then, my review stands, and I will remain unsubscribed. I strongly encourage the developers to complete and meaningfully expand the app before asking users to commit to a subscription.

This app is a complete scam I’ve never experienced anything like this. I agreed to a subscription that was a couple of dollars per month. Within 2 days this app attempted to charge me different amounts multiple times adding up to over around $200. Luckily my bank flagged them as fraudulent and did not let the transactions go through. Even after that they continued to charge my card different amounts the next days. Beyond disappointing for an app Muslims use.Update: after several weeks of continuing to charge my account hundreds of dollars, my bank suggested that I replace my card and get a new one. Somehow they are still able to charge my new card

Asalaamu alaikum, this morning I saw the add for the app on Facebook. I clicked on it and it charged me. Once I was led to the app it charged me an additional $43 and some change. It would not let me set up account closing that my email was in use. I suspect there is an error since I was charged twice my information may have been automatically entered into the version from Facebook. Please help. I would like a refund for the second purchase and I would like to set up my account today so that I can listen as soon as possible. Thank you