Learn to pray, step by step
Deenable is a free app that teaches wudu, salah and everyday worship one clear step at a time. No account, no ads, and it works offline.
Open the web app
iPhone app coming to the App Store

Everything for the day's worship
- Prayer times you can see
- A sun-path dial shows where the sun is and how long until the next prayer, worked out on your phone. Pick your method and school, and match your mosque.
- Wudu and salah, in order
- Each guide walks through one act of worship from start to finish, with its source beside every step.
- The Qur'an, with recitation
- All 114 surahs in Arabic with translation and transliteration, and six well-known reciters.
- Duas for each moment
- From Hisn al-Muslim, with the morning and evening adhkar. Search by what you need.
- Memorise at your own pace
- Listen on repeat, hide the words, test yourself and keep a history of what you've learned.
- Heart, for the inner life
- Short reads for when faith feels far or life feels heavy, each one tied back to the Qur'an.
A look inside the app



Free, private, and it works offline
- Free, with no ads.
- The guides, the Qur'an, the duas and prayer times are free to use. There are no ads and nothing to buy to learn the basics.
- Your progress stays on your phone.
- No account needed, and no trackers or analytics. Prayer times and the qibla are worked out on the device, so your location never leaves it.
- It keeps working without a connection.
- Once the app has loaded, the guides and the Qur'an open offline. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen, like any other app.
How it works
- Answer a few questions. Where you are in your practice, what would help and how much time you have. That's all it asks.
- Get one clear next step. Today shows the next prayer and one thing to do for it, sized to the time you have.
- Learn it, one step at a time. Each step comes in order, with its source beside it and Arabic you can listen to.
- Keep it with you. Save a surah to listen without a connection, and pick up where you left off.
Three themes, light or dark
Pick the one that's easiest on your eyes. Each follows your phone into dark mode at night.
- Garden
- Coast
- Plum & Teal
Where the words come from
Every verse, hadith and dua in Deenable is taken from a published source and credited where it appears.
- Qur'an
- Tanzil (Arabic text)
- Saheeh International
- Pickthall (1930)
- Transliteration via alquran.cloud
- Recitation
- Islamic Network
- Mishary Alafasy
- Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary
- Mohamed Siddiq Al-Minshawi
- Maher Al-Muaiqly
- Abdul Basit Abdul Samad
- Abdur-Rahman As-Sudais
- Hadith and duas
- Hisn al-Muslim
- Sahih al-Bukhari
- Sahih Muslim
- Riyad as-Salihin
- sunnah.com translations
- HadeethEnc.com
- Prayer times
- Moonsighting Committee
- ISNA
- Muslim World League
- Umm al-Qura
- Egyptian General Authority
- University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi
Questions
- Is Deenable really free?
- Yes. There are no ads, and the guides, the Qur'an, the duas and prayer times cost nothing.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Everything works without one, and what you do stays on your phone.
- Does it work offline?
- Once it has loaded, the guides and the Qur'an keep working without a connection. Save a surah's recitation to listen offline too.
- Is there an iPhone or Android app?
- An iPhone app is coming to the App Store. Today you can open the web app on any phone and add it to your home screen, where it opens full screen and works offline.
- How are prayer times worked out?
- On your phone, from your location and the calculation method you pick, such as the Moonsighting Committee, ISNA or the Muslim World League. You can adjust each prayer to match your local mosque.
- Which school of thought does it follow?
- You choose Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i or Hanbali in Settings, and the guides say which school each ruling follows.
- What does it know about me?
- Only what you choose to tell it, kept on your phone: your settings, a rounded location and progress such as the verses you've memorised. You can delete all of it from Settings.
- Who is it for?
- Anyone learning to pray or coming back to it: new Muslims, people returning after time away, and anyone who wants a steadier routine.
- I found a mistake. How do I tell you?
- Email Deenablee@gmail.com and say where you saw it.
Start with your next prayer
A few quick questions, and you're ready.
Open the web app