Islamic Toolkit is a Qibla, prayer times, Quran and dua app built around one idea: Sunni and Shia practice are different, so the app keeps them separate. Choose your school of thought when you first open it and the prayer rules, calendar, duas and wording all follow that choice. Nothing from the other tradition is mixed in, and you can switch at any time in Settings.

AVAILABLE IN EIGHT LANGUAGES

English, Urdu, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Bengali and Hindi, with right to left layout where needed. The whole app, the explanations of the occasions and rites, and the Quran translation (where one exists for your tradition) follow your language.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

Two complete modules. Many apps are built around one tradition and treat the other as a setting or a short extra section. Here each tradition has its own prayer calculation methods, calendar occasions, duas and reminders. Only the Qibla compass and the Quran are shared.

A source on every text. Each dua and ziyarat has a References box naming the book it comes from. Sunni duas show the Quran verse, or the hadith collection and chapter. Shia texts were compared against more than one published source wherever one exists.

What to recite today. The Home screen lists what applies right now: the dua after Fajr, the supplication for the eve of Friday, the ziyarat of the day, the ta'qibat for the prayer you have just finished. A second card shows the births, martyrdoms and occasions that fall on today's Hijri date, and disappears on days with none.

Quiet ads. One small banner sits above the bottom bar on the main tabs. There are no pop-ups, no full screen ads, no sign-up, and no ads inside the Quran or any dua.

Private. Your location is used on your phone to work out Qibla and prayer times. No account is required. Core tools and Quran text work offline; recitation needs an initial audio download, and ads need internet.

FEATURES

Qibla
A compass with a guide mode, a warning when the sensor needs calibrating, and a short vibration when you face the Kaaba.

Prayer times
Sunni: Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Karachi and Egyptian methods, with Standard or Hanafi Asr. Shia: Leva (Qum) and Tehran methods, Maghrib by angle, Islamic midnight and a view that joins the prayers. Adjust any prayer by minutes and turn on reminders.

Quran
All 114 surahs offline, with a translation for your tradition in English, Urdu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Bengali or Hindi. Search, juz view, favourite surahs and an Arabic text size you control. The 15 sajdah verses are marked with the ruling of your school and the dua for the prostration.

Duas for Sunni
All 132 chapters of Hisn al-Muslim, grouped by occasion, each with its Quran or hadith reference.

Duas for Shia
The Sahifa Sajjadiyya (61 supplications), the Fifteen Munajat, Kumayl, Nudba, Mashlul, Simat, Iftitah, Abu Hamza, Arafa, Jawshan Kabir, Ahd, Faraj, Tawassul and more. Ta'qibat for each of the five daily prayers.

Ziyarat for Shia
28 texts including Ashura, Warith, Arbaeen, Jami'a Kabira, Al Yasin, Amin Allah and the weekly ziyarat of the Imams.

Hijri calendar
Occasions for your tradition, with a manual day adjustment for moon sighting.

Tasbeeh counter
The Tasbih of Fatima al-Zahra (34, 33, 33) for Shia and the after prayer tasbih (33, 33, 34) for Sunni. A free count and a custom target let you choose your own words.

Qaza tracker
Missed prayers and fasts with plus and minus buttons, and a separate count for roza of oath.

Favourites
Surahs, duas and ziyarat in one place.

Your style
Eight languages with full right to left layout where needed, four colour styles in light and dark, four font styles, and Arabic text from Standard to Largest.

A NOTE ON ACCURACY

The texts are copied from published sources, not retyped. No digital text is free of errors, though. If you find one, write to us with the name of the text and the line, and we will check it against the sources.