For reverts, and for every Muslim
Your first steps in Islam, and every step after
The Quran, hadith, prayer times and the Qibla in one calm app, with a guided path for anyone new to Islam and imams to answer your questions.
- Free
- No ads
- English, Arabic and Urdu
- Fajr–:–
- Dhuhr–:–
- Asr–:–
- Maghrib–:–
- Isha–:–
Prayer times for London, worked out in your browser. In the app they are for wherever you are.
فَإِنَّ مَعَ ٱلْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا ٥إِنَّ مَعَ ٱلْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا ٦
For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease. Indeed, with hardship [will be] ease.
Ash-Sharh 94:5–6 · Saheeh International
Inside the app
Everything for the day, in one place
Read, pray and learn without an account. You sign up only to ask an imam or join a course.
Never miss a prayer
Prayer times for where you are, and a reminder when each one begins. Between prayers, the app counts down to the next.
- Times for your city
- A reminder at each prayer
- The day at a glance
Find the Qibla
A compass that turns to the Kaaba from wherever you stand, with the direction in degrees and the distance to Makkah.
- Works anywhere
- Direction and distance
The Quran, in your language
The whole Quran with 110 translations in 42 languages, transliteration, and recitation verse by verse. A surah you have opened stays with you offline.
- 114 surahs
- Compare translations
- Ten hadith collections
Learn to pray, step by step
Every position of the prayer, with the words to say in Arabic, transliteration and translation. Wudu is shown the same way, and Al-Fatiha word by word.
- All five prayers
- Illustrated wudu
- Al-Fatiha, word by word
Short courses for new Muslims
Step-by-step lessons on the shahada, your first prayer, Al-Fatiha and Ramadan, with your progress saved as you go.
- Four courses to start
- Free
- Pick up where you left off
All of it, in one app
Quran
Hadith
Prayer Times
Qibla
Pray with me
Wudu
Al-Fatiha
Dhikr
99 Names of Allah
First Steps
Ask an Imam
Courses
Dhikr
A tasbih that keeps count
Try it here: press, and a bead goes over. In the app it carries on from your lock screen, with a gentle tap for each bead.
سُبْحَانَ اللَّهِ
SubhanAllahGlory be to Allah
Ask an Imam
Your questions, answered by an imam
Ask about prayer, fasting, family or anything on your mind. A qualified imam answers, with references, and you can ask without your name.
Ask
Pick a topic and write your question in your own words.
An imam answers
The answer comes with its references from the Quran and hadith.
Read it
Find it in My Questions, whenever you are ready.
New to Islam
Start here, at your own pace
Eight short steps take you through the essentials, from the shahada to your first prayer. Each one opens the part of the app that teaches it.
- Understand the Shahada
- Learn wudu
- Learn Al-Fatiha
- Pray your first prayer
- Know the five prayer times
- Find the Qibla
- Meet the Names of Allah
- Ask an imam
- 114Surahsthe whole Quran
- 110Translationsin 42 languages
- 10Hadith collectionsin Arabic and English
- 3LanguagesEnglish, Arabic and Urdu
Our promise
Made with care
No ads
The app is free to download, and nothing in it is an advert.
Private
No tracking, and you can ask an imam without your name.
In your language
English, Arabic and Urdu, from the menus to the guides.
Trusted sources
The Quran in Uthmani script, and hadith by book and number.
Before you start
Common questions
Is 2Deen free?
Yes. The app is free to download, and there are no ads.
Do I need an account?
No. You can read, pray and learn without one. You sign up only to ask an imam or join a course.
Who answers the questions?
Qualified imams. Each answer comes with its references from the Quran and hadith.
Can I ask without giving my name?
Yes. Ask anonymously, and the imam does not see who asked.
Does it work offline?
The Quran does, once downloaded. Asking an imam needs a connection.
Get 2Deen
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.