iPray Pro
- $1.99
- Versions: 3 archived
- Installable: 3 of 3
- com.guidedways.iPrayPro
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.
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Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 28, 2021 | 5.5.0 | ★ 4.8 | 6,688 | $1.99 |
| December 3, 2024 | 5.6.4 | ★ 4.8 | 8,296 | $1.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25It used to be very reliable not any more! I don’t get notifications on my iPhone 17 even when software is updated and notifications are on
all the times are wrong. it says fajr is at 5:54 when it’s really at 4:50. says sunrise is at 7:26 while it’s really at 6:25. all the times are wrong and there’s no way to fix it.
Update: 12/26/25: They still haven’t fixed the inaccurate widgets. It’ll be two minutes to Fajr and the widget keeps saying it’s 4:38 TO Qiyam whereas Qiyam was 4:38 hours ago. <br/><br/>Update: please change the Qibla setting so that the app automatically locks using haptic feedback vibration. One can hardly tell when one is pointing into the Qiblah other than for the pointer turning white. Change it to something more pronounced and visible. Read my older comments below, which are very important as well.<br/><br/>I had DST set to ON. Wrong! Keep it on Automatic Off. We entered DST yesterday on the West Coast of the United States. The app has not corrected and is showing all prayer times late by one hour. Make sure you keep DST off because the iPhone automatically adjusts its time and the app follows the iPhone time. If you keep DST on, then the app will give you an incorrect time. Why does developer have three settings for this: Automatic, Off, On and Off? What is “automatic off”? Anyway, that’s the setting I switched to and it corrected the time. I will wait to see if it readjusts in the spring. The second thing to adjust is to add 20 minutes to the Dhuhr. Unfortunately, the app places the time of Dhuhr at exactly at exactly a forbidden time according to Sharīa which is Istiwā or Solar noon. This is when the sun is at its height, and the shadows are the smallest. Make sure you add 20 minutes in the advanced settings. You can download the Sundial app to know exactly when solar noon is.<br/><br/>Update: Developer responded with a one-liner telling me that I failed to insert a colon between “Automatic” and “Off”. That’s all they chose to respond to in my detailed review above. Go figure.
After the new version update the application is not working properly.is not updating to when is the next prayer time and it’s not moving from fajer time even though asr time is due already.
I love this app I have been using it since it was released initially it use to give me full advantage however after several updates it just recite<br/>Initial line of Adhan I wish and request if another update should enable proclamation of full Adhsn
The iPray app isn’t optimized for iPad. An iPad version would be really great.
Perfect app been using it for years now, had a small issue recently but developer resolved it quickly, good job
The same problem-> (The most recent update messed up the current prayer screen display. Now it ONLY shows when the next FAJR prayer is due. I need to see when the next prayer (whichever one it is) is due. Please fix it back to how it was. Other than that; | love this app.)
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