Bahasa Indonesia and Türkçe Sumut now speaks four languages. Indonesian and Turkish run through the entire app — including your home-screen widgets and the Apple Watch app — with prayer names, Hijri months, and Islamic occasions in the forms each community actually uses. Times default to the 24-hour clock where that is the local convention. Your own adhan Import a recording you love and use it for your prayer alerts. Most common audio formats work, including MP3, M4A, WAV, and FLAC. Wider iPhone support Sumut now runs on iPhone with iOS 17 or later. Plus refinements throughout.

Azan is now available. Off by default — choose it per prayer when you want it, or keep the single note. The choice is yours. A Control Center control puts Sumut within quick reach. Set the Fajr alarm or mute a prayer's sound directly from Control Center, without opening the app. Viewing another city is clearer. See at a glance which city is your default, return to it in a tap, or set the one you're viewing as the new default. Sumut now scales with your system text size, so prayer times stay legible at the size you prefer. The high-latitude calculation now adjusts automatically, with improved accuracy for far-northern and far-southern locations. Refinements throughout — moon rendering, card layout, and a number of visual and interface improvements.