New in Tazakka v26.10.2: Auto wake-up mode Instead of setting the same challenge every night, switch Wake Up Techniques to Auto and build a challenge pool of at least two types. Each morning the alarm picks one of them and runs it with the settings you gave it, so you can't get used to a single task. You'll find it in Settings → Notifications Settings → Wake up by → Wake Up Techniques. If a challenge in your pool is for subscribers, the app tells you and offers to remove it or switch back to Manual. On an iPhone where walking can't be counted, walking is shown as unavailable and is never picked. Prayers I log Choose which prayers you want to track in Settings → Prayer Times → Prayers I log. Fajr is always logged. Your Home week, your prayer log and your statistics then show only the prayers you chose. If you track Fajr alone, everything focuses on Fajr. Hiding a prayer never deletes its history. Log your prayers with one tap Answer each prayer right in its row: prayed, not prayed or not required. Tap "Prayed all" to fill the rest of the day at once. Only one day is open at a time, and older days that still need an answer appear as short rows. A reason for missing Dhuhr to Isha is now optional; you can add one if you want. A finished day folds away on its own. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - On iOS 26, an alarm that rang but was never dismissed no longer stops the next Fajr alarm from being set - Settings now say "saved" only once the server has accepted them, and tell you when a change couldn't be saved - The morning Fajr reminder stays open after you've logged everything and labels each day - Alarms are scheduled correctly again after the phone's clock is changed - Every hadith quoted in the app now names its source, with al-Albani's grading on the sunan Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.10.1: All five prayers in your log Until now the log was for Fajr alone. You can now record Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha too, each on its own row, alongside Fajr and your wake-up. Each prayer opens for logging 15 minutes after its time begins; Fajr, as before, from sunrise. Days you have finished move into "Logged days", so what is still waiting is always at the top. Open the log from the new card on the Home screen, or straight from the daily Fajr reminder with "Log the rest of today's prayers". If you missed a prayer, you can say why — or skip the question. Your log is saved either way. "Not required" on every prayer "Not required", for days when prayer is not due, is now offered on all five prayers, not only Fajr. Those days show in their own colour and never count against you. See how you are doing in every prayer The week on your Home screen now shows all five prayers and your wake-up at a glance. In the Tracking Log, a new "Prayer history" section shows the last 13 weeks of each prayer — switch between them with a tap — and "The other prayers" shows your current run and your best for Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. New wake-up task: Coloured tiles A short memory challenge that makes sure you are really awake. Some tiles on a grid light up for a moment, then turn over; tap the ones that were coloured. Choose the level (Easy, Medium or Hard), the number of rounds (1 to 5) and how many mistakes are allowed in each round (0 to 3). Go over that and the round starts again with a new pattern. Try it first in the preview, add it to your wake-up tasks from Wake-Up Techniques or while setting up the app, or switch to it when the alarm rings. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - After resetting your logs, the Home screen shows the current week straight away, without restarting the app - Saving a prayer no longer shows an incomplete message - A simpler, clearer week card on the Home screen Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.9.2: "Not required" in your prayer log There are days when a prayer is not due. The log only offered "prayed" and "not prayed", so those days looked like missed prayers. You can now mark a prayer — or waking for Fajr — as "Not required". It shows in its own colour and does not count against you. A reason in every reminder The reminder before the adhan now carries a verse or an authentic hadith on the virtue of preparing for prayer, kept short enough to read in full on your Lock Screen. Its title now shows the prayer's own time, rather than the time the reminder arrived. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - Replacing a wake-up task now changes the task you tapped, not the last one in the chain - Long sheets no longer push their button off the bottom of the screen Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.9.1: This update adds one thing, and it is the thing people kept asking for: a quiet warning before the adhan, so the call to prayer is not the first you hear of it. A sound before the adhan Until now the app told you when a prayer had arrived. That is useful, and it is also too late to do anything with — you hear the adhan and you are still in the middle of something. The new pre-adhan reminder gives you the few minutes back. Open Prayer Times settings, choose "Pre-adhan reminders", and pick the prayers you want warning for and how long before each one: 5, 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes. Then a short reminder plays ahead of the adhan and tells you which prayer is coming and at what time. Every prayer is set on its own The prayers do not need the same warning. Fajr may need twenty minutes because you are asleep; Maghrib may need five because you are already home and awake; Dhuhr may need none at all because you are at work and know the time perfectly well. So each of the five is a separate switch with its own number of minutes, and a prayer you have not enabled stays completely silent. Nothing is on until you turn it on. It behaves like a reminder, not an alarm The Fajr alarm is meant to be difficult to ignore. This is not — and that is deliberate. The pre-adhan reminder arrives as an ordinary notification: no full screen, no sound that keeps going, nothing to dismiss with a task. It respects Focus and Do Not Disturb, so it will not cut into a night you have deliberately silenced, and it will never take over the slot your Fajr alarm needs. It is a nudge before the adhan, and it stops there. One sound, and you always know what it means Every pre-adhan reminder uses the same short clip, for every prayer, which is why you learn it once and then recognise it without looking at your iPhone. The reminder screen says so plainly rather than letting you hunt for a setting that does not exist. Your settings follow you, and they survive a bad connection Which prayers you chose and how many minutes you set are stored with your account, so they come with you to a new iPhone. If you open the screen with no connection, it shows your last saved settings and says so, instead of pretending you have none — and anything you change is sent when you are back online. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - If notifications are switched off for Tazakka in iOS Settings, the reminders screen now says so at the top and takes you straight to the right settings page, rather than letting you set up a reminder that could never make a sound. - A new tip on the home screen points you at the feature, so it is not something you only find by going looking through settings. Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.8.3: - Alarm and App performance improvements Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.8.2: Math Challenge — a new way to wake up Half-asleep, you can silence almost anything. A sum is harder to dismiss on autopilot. Tazakka's new Math challenge asks you to work out a short equation before the alarm will stop, so your mind is properly awake before your hand reaches the phone. Choose the level that suits you Easy stays with addition and subtraction, using numbers from 1 to 10. Medium brings in multiplication and numbers up to 20. Hard keeps all three operations and stretches the numbers to 50. Decide how much it takes to wake you Set anywhere from one problem to five. The alarm dismisses the moment you answer the last one correctly — there is no submit button to fumble for, and a wrong answer simply hands you a fresh problem instead of locking you out. Built for half-open eyes The challenge comes with its own large in-app number pad, so you are never fighting your phone's keyboard at Fajr. Try it before you trust it Preview the Math challenge from the task list to feel how it works before you rely on it for a real alarm. Use it wherever a task fits Add Math to your wake-up chain, pick it as a single task, or switch to it while the alarm is already ringing. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - Picking a task in your wake-up chain now opens that task's own settings screen - Clearer icons and wording across the wake-up task list - Stability and performance improvements throughout Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.8.1: A Polish Release for the Wake-Up Challenge Bug Fixes & Improvements Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.7.3: The Typing Challenge A new way to wake up: stop your alarm by typing a zikr. Tazakka shows you the phrase and asks for it one word at a time, highlighting the word you're on so you always know where you are. You don't need to be perfect — the app accepts the phrase with or without diacritics and handles the common spelling variations, so you're never stuck fighting your keyboard at Fajr. If a phrase doesn't suit you, tap "Another phrase" as many times as you like. The alarm stops the moment you finish — there's no submit button to hunt for. Build a Chain of Wake-Up Tasks One task not enough to get you out of bed? Now you can chain up to five. Pick your tasks, put them in the order you want, and the alarm won't stop until you've worked through every one. Each step flows smoothly into the next, and if a step isn't working for you in the moment, you can swap just that step for a different challenge without touching the rest of your chain. Preview Any Challenge Before You Trust It Never be surprised at Fajr again. You can now try any wake-up challenge — or a whole chain — right from Settings, in a safe preview. No alarm goes off, nothing is recorded against your wake-up history, and at the end Tazakka tells you plainly whether that challenge will work on your device. It also shows you upfront if a challenge needs a permission your phone hasn't granted yet, and lets you grant it on the spot. Your Phrases, Your Choice Choose which azkar the Typing challenge draws from, decide how many phrases you want each morning, and add your own custom phrases if you'd rather wake to words that mean something personal to you. Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.7.1: More Reliable Wake-Up Challenge The wake-up challenge is now more dependable. Once a challenge is active, the switch stays locked so it can't be turned off mid-challenge by accident, with a safe automatic re-enable if anything goes wrong. Switching between wake-up options is smoother too. Weekly Progress Celebration Your weekly success moment has been refreshed so it appears once each week — a cleaner, more meaningful way to celebrate your consistency in waking for Fajr. Refreshed Settings Settings has a calmer, more unified look — a single Forest Green accent throughout and cleaner, flatter rows that are easier to read. A More Polished, Consistent App We unified the building blocks used across the app — chips, badges, empty states, buttons, and checkboxes now look and behave consistently on every screen. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - Fixed missing text on an empty Contents screen (now correctly localized) - Leaner, faster release builds with reduced background overhead - General stability and performance improvements Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.6.4: AlarmKit — Fajr Alarm That Rings Even on Silent & Do Not Disturb (iOS 26) With AlarmKit, your Fajr alarm in Tazakka now rings even when your phone is on Silent or Do Not Disturb — so nothing stands between you and Fajr. A confirmation appears the moment your alarm is set, and you can now control how long the alarm keeps ringing directly from within the app. Live Activity on Lock Screen & Dynamic Island A new Fajr Alarm Live Activity keeps your alarm status front and center — visible on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island — without needing to unlock your phone. Tapping the activity takes you straight into the alarm screen. AlarmKit Permission A new permission prompt guides you through enabling your reliable Fajr alarm on iOS 26. The prompt appears automatically when you visit the Home screen, and AlarmKit now has its own entry in the Permissions Settings screen. Religious Inquiries (Istifta) Direct links added to My Istifta and Istifta detail pages, plus a new feature tip on the Home screen to help you discover the Istifta section. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - Clearer Motion & Fitness permission prompt - AM/PM now displays correctly in all languages - Smoother rendering of gradients and visual elements - Improved feature tips on the Home screen - Better performance and reduced background battery usage Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

New in Tazakka v26.6.1: Religious Inquiries (Istifta) Browse an extensive library of Islamic questions and answers from reputable scholars, all within the app. Search by topic or browse predefined categories. Submit your own religious questions and receive thoughtful responses. Track your inquiries and replies in a dedicated "My Istifta" section. Enhanced Analytics & Prayer Tracking The new Analytics Detail screen replaces the basic Performance tab with a comprehensive weekly prayer-completion tracker. View your prayer history as a visual tree, edit logs in-place for missed or late prayers, and monitor your compliance patterns over time. Performance & Stability Cold startup is significantly faster thanks to deferred background initialization. Better memory management and optimized prayer-time notifications. Improved error handling across the app for better reliability. Design System Improvements Cohesive design token system with prayer-state colors (on-time, late, missed, exempt). Unified skeleton loaders across screens, improved Settings row styling, and better icon color handling for RTL layouts. Bug Fixes & Improvements Fixed concurrent scheduling race conditions in alarm management. Better error handling in device registration and notification permissions. Improved UI for clearer user feedback on key actions. Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now to enjoy these improvements.

New in Tazakka v26.05.1: Prayer Analytics Card Track your Fajr prayer consistency right from the home screen. The new analytics card shows a 7-day prayer grid with color-coded states, your current streak, and your best streak ever. Tap the card to collapse or expand it, and tap "View Details" to explore your full prayer history. Analytics Detail Screen Dive deep into your prayer history with the new Analytics Detail screen. Switch between time periods (week, two weeks, month, three months, all time), see your current and best streak, and review each day's tracking status in a clear timeline. Easier Fajr Prayer Logging Logging your Fajr prayer is now simpler. Tap the prayer card on the home screen and choose from three options: prayed on time, prayed late, or did not pray. No more swiping — just a quick tap to record your day. Bug Fixes & Improvements: - Alarm can now be re-enabled even when previously stopped from a prior session - Fajr reminder modal now properly dismisses when tapping outside it - Wake-up service now returns cached data on any network failure, preventing blank screens - Prayer times cache has improved TTL-based freshness checking - Today's alarm banner now correctly shows when the alarm is ringing or has not been dismissed - Sign-in no longer produces corrupted date strings with Arabic-Indic digits - General UI polish: touch events isolated from background layers, ghost cells removed from tracking grid Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.

Improved alarm feedback Fajr log reminder now includes missed days from the previous week New banner on home screen to help you disable today's alarm Bug fixes and performance improvements

New in Tazakka v4.6.0: Support Tickets in the App You can now view all your support requests and reply to them directly inside Tazakka. Open any ticket to read the full conversation with markdown formatting, send a reply, and reopen a closed ticket if your issue persists. Navigate straight to a ticket from a push notification. Thank you for using Tazakka! Update now for the best experience.