Seher-Namaz Vakti

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Derd is more than a prayer-times app: a calm prayer companion that gets to know you, reminds you your way and asks "did you pray?". It never shames or compares: no streaks, no badges, no one else's numbers. No ads, no tracking. On first launch it asks four short questions — your name, where you are with prayer, when you want to be reminded and what you'll use Derd for most. Your answers shape the reminders, the Today screen and the tab it opens on. You can change all of it later in Settings. Highlights: • "Did you pray?" — when a prayer time begins, the Today screen asks; one tap marks it. With tracking on, the "Prayed" button on the notification marks it without opening the app. • Reminders before a time ends — when it begins, 15/30/45 minutes before it ends, or both. If you've already prayed, that reminder doesn't come. Notifications can use your name. • Tracking — the month's calendar, a seven-day summary and your make-up log in one place. No ratios, no shaming; the numbers are only for you. • Colours that follow the day — mint in the morning, sun yellow at midday, apricot in the afternoon, crimson at sunset, purple at night. Text stays readable in every one. • Live countdown — to the next prayer, and in Ramadan to iftar and suhoor; on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and in widgets. • Qibla compass — bring the Kaaba marker to the notch at the top of the dial; the screen glows and the phone taps gently when you're aligned. The qibla angle and the distance to the Kaaba are always on screen. • How to pray — 30 step-by-step guides from ablution to the funeral prayer, following the Hanafi (Diyanet) school. Recited texts in Arabic with transliteration and source. (The explanations are currently in Turkish.) • Blessed days — holy nights, Eids, their eves and the three holy months, with a countdown, colour-coded by type. • Tasbih and "What do you need?" — a dhikr counter you swipe like real prayer beads, a Home Screen widget, and duas by need. • Monthly prayer times — from the "This month's times" shortcut on the Today screen, and in Settings. Everything above is free. No ads, no tracking, no account. Derd Plus (optional) — a dua and dhikr library: A library of duas and dhikr, the 99 Names of Allah and 12 guides to the blessed days and nights — Arabic text with transliteration, Turkish meanings and a source reference. Monthly, yearly or a one-time lifetime unlock; subscriptions start with a 7-day free trial. Prayer times, qibla, tracking, blessed days, tasbih, notifications and widgets stay free without Plus. Prayer times are calculated on your device with the Diyanet (Turkey) method; no internet needed. Your location, your name and your prayer records never reach us. Madhab (Asr), per-prayer fine-tuning, travel mode and notifications are in Settings. Turkish, English, Arabic, Persian, Urdu and Indonesian. Designed for iPhone. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/