Qum: Tahajjud Alarm

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Wake for the night prayer — and actually hear it. Qum is the tahajjud alarm built to ring when every other alarm fails: on Silent, in Focus, and in Sleep mode. While notification-based Islamic apps go quiet at 3 AM, Qum rings like your iPhone's own Clock — because it's built on Apple's alarm system, not notifications. Qum calculates the last third of the night for your location and wakes you for tahajjud, qiyam, or witr — or a set number of minutes before fajr. NEW IN THIS VERSION • Tahajjud journal — mark each night you pray, see your month on a calendar, and watch your streak grow • Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets with tonight's wake-up time • Qum in your language: Arabic, Bahasa Indonesia, Urdu, Turkish, Malay and French • Nature sounds: dawn chorus, mountain stream, ocean waves and rain • Several alarms of one kind — e.g. 15, 30 and 45 minutes before fajr • Find your location with one tap WHY QUM • Rings on Silent, Focus & Sleep mode — the exact moment most alarms fail • Knows the last third of the night automatically, every night • Wakes you for tahajjud, qiyam, witr — or X minutes before fajr • Snooze countdown on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island • Reliability first: your wake-up is never the feature we compromise • Apple Watch silent wrist-vibration — wake without waking your spouse THE NIGHT, MAPPED See tonight at a glance: maghrib → Islamic midnight → the last third → fajr. CHOOSE YOUR METHOD 16 calculation methods (Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, Egyptian, Karachi, ISNA, Kemenag, JAKIM, MUIS and more) with a recommendation for your region. FREE — AND GENUINELY RELIABLE • One alarm: the last third of the night, or minutes before fajr • Rings on Silent / Focus / Sleep mode • Use your current location, search a city or drop a pin — recalculated automatically every day • Tonight's night map and Home Screen widgets • A classic alarm tone + a gentle chime QUM PRO — one-time purchase, no subscription • Tahajjud journal: a calendar of your nights, your streak, and how this month and week compare with the last • Sleep planner: bedtime in 90-minute cycles, worked back from your wake time • Apple Watch silent wrist-tap — wake without waking your spouse • Multiple alarms: tahajjud + suhoor + witr together, or several before fajr • Ramadan suhoor mode • Nature sounds and gentle quiet-to-loud tones that ease you awake • Automatic location that updates as you travel PRIVACY FIRST No account. No ads. No tracking. Your journal stays on your device, and your location is used only to calculate prayer times. A NOTE ON METHOD Qum shows common definitions of the last third of the night and Islamic midnight, and lets you pick the calculation method you follow. It is not a source of religious rulings — for any question of fiqh, please consult your local scholar. "Qum al-layl" — stand for the night. (Surah Al-Muzzammil)