Prayer Times
Accurate daily and monthly schedules with multiple calculation methods, GPS-based or manual city selection, and clear today / tomorrow context.
A complete look at the tools that make up mynefsapp. Each is built to be calm, private and respectful of your practice.
Accurate daily and monthly schedules with multiple calculation methods, GPS-based or manual city selection, and clear today / tomorrow context.
Read in Arabic with TR / EN translation, listen to recitation, bookmark verses, and follow your reading position across sessions.
Interactive compass pointing to the Kaaba with live bearing, distance to Makkah, and a quiet ambient interface.
A digital tasbih for daily adhkar, with private local tracking, streaks, and gentle haptic feedback.
Step-by-step guided post-prayer tasbihat with Ayetel Kürsi.
Categorised authentic supplications and daily wirds.
The 99 names, their meanings and zikir counts.
Full text with Turkish reading, meaning and audio.
Record and follow up on missed prayers and fasts.
Daily sahur and iftar schedule with a fasting counter.
Find the closest mosques based on your current location.
Selected stories from the Qur'an, retold with care.
Browse classical dream interpretation entries from Ibn Sirin and an-Nabulsi. Stored locally on your device.
Hijri calendar, blessed nights, and religious occasions.
Reference text for the most common adhkar and surahs.
Gold, currency and cash with Diyanet-compatible guidance.
E-codes, food additives and everyday consumption references.
Ambient soundscapes with a sleep timer.
Continuous recitation from a curated list of reciters.
Theme, language, calculation method, adhan voice, privacy controls.
Join anonymous rooms and share juz with other users. No personal profile is required.
Milestones that reflect the consistency of your personal practice.
Curated, shareable cards for Jumu'ah, Ramadan and sacred nights.
Note: Collective Hatim rooms are anonymous and require no personal profile.
mynefsapp accommodates the preferences of the major schools of Islamic jurisprudence. Religious preferences stay on your device and are not transmitted to mynefsapp servers.