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The Mizan smartphone app
Download the app →The Holy Quran and tafsir
Gilded Mushaf pages in the Uthmani script. Long-press any verse to read its tafsir, listen to it, bookmark it or share it, with a focus mode and khatmah tracking.
334 adhkar with evidence and sources
24 sections of morning and evening adhkar, prayer adhkar, Quranic supplications and Hisn al-Muslim, showing the source, narrator and hadith grading, with an interactive counter.
Prayer alerts and 5 widgets
Prayer times and adhan alerts that work offline, with 5 home-screen widgets (prayer times, next prayer, verse of the day, Hijri date and khatmah).
15 world languages and no ads
Interface and translations of the meanings of the Quran, adhkar and religious evidence in 15 languages, with 10 interface colors; it works 100% offline and has no ads.
Why Mizan?
Grounded and religiously accurate
The calculation rules follow the position relied upon by the majority of jurists, with the religious evidence attached and points of difference explained.
Complete privacy
All calculations and readings happen locally on your device, and we never send your figures or location to any server.
Fast and works offline
Instant results as you type, with a clear interface in 15 languages that works on mobile and desktop, even without a network connection.
Always free
All tools, the Mushaf, the tafsirs and the adhkar are available for free, with no registration or subscription.
About the Mizan website and app
Mizan is a complete Islamic suite on the web and smartphones (Android on Google Play, iPhone coming soon), designed to accompany Muslims in their daily worship and answer their religious and practical questions: reading the Holy Quran in the Uthmani script, reflecting on its tafsir and listening to its recitation; keeping up the morning, evening and prayer adhkar with their authentic chains of narration; and knowing how much zakat is due on my wealth this year, how an estate is divided among the heirs according to the fara'id, when prayer time begins in my city, and where the Qibla is from where I am right now.
The zakat calculator relies on the gold and silver nisab and accepts the five types of wealth: cash, gold, silver, shares and trade goods, deducting debts that are due and presenting the religious evidence. The inheritance calculator applies the rules of the science of fara'id, including fixed shares (furud), residuary inheritance (ta'sib), exclusion (hajb), 'awl and radd, with an explanation of the inheritance verses and the steps of the division, and it shows the base of the case and each heir's share as a fraction, a percentage and an amount.
The prayer times tool calculates the times using precise astronomical equations and lets you choose the calculation method adopted in your country, while the Qibla direction tool provides an interactive compass on your phone. The date converter relies on the Umm al-Qura calendar officially adopted in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Results in all tools are for guidance, to help with understanding and estimation; for specific or complex cases, refer to qualified scholars and the competent official authorities.