Khalad.

About Khalad

A free Islamic app for Android. No ads, no sign-up.

Khalad is a free Islamic app for Android with no ads and no sign-up. It brings together prayer times, the Quran with Urdu and English translation, a daily reading goal, morning and evening adhkar, ruqyah, the Qibla and a hadith of the day. Every hadith shows its source, checked against sunnah.com, and ruqyah narrations show their grade. Khalad is made as sadaqah jariyah.

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What Khalad does

Prayer times

For your exact location and madhab (Hanafi or standard Asr), calculated on your phone. The next prayer shows quietly on your lock screen. No loud adhan.

Quran

Quran text from Quran.com with Urdu or English translation, a daily reading goal from one ayah to one juz, and your place remembered.

Streak

A gentle streak that counts any good deed, with two free days a month.

Adhkar and duas

Morning, evening, night and after-salah adhkar, plus everyday duas, with a tap counter and the meaning one tap away.

Ruqyah

Healing duas from the Quran and Sunnah, each with its source and grade, for yourself or to read over someone else.

Hadith of the day

One verified hadith or sunnah each day, always with its reference.

Sunnah reminders

Surah Al-Mulk at night, Surah Al-Kahf on Friday, and Monday, Thursday and white-days fasts the evening before.

Qibla

The Qibla direction from your location, with your phone's compass.

Home-screen widgets

Next prayer, hadith of the day, today's reading and sadaqah jariyah.

Sadaqah jariyah

Suggest ideas for Khalad (credited to you if built), share it with family, and make dua for your parents after reading.

Private sadaqah tracker

Set a monthly goal and log what you give. Only you see it.

Gratitude journal

Count three blessings a day on the Today screen. Private: your words stay on your phone.

Family Zakat ledger

Share one Zakat ledger with your family: record what you give, see what's left, and carry shortfalls into next year. Includes a Zakat calculator.

Questions about Khalad

What is Khalad?

Khalad is a free Islamic app for Android with no ads and no sign-up. It brings together prayer times, the Quran with Urdu and English translation, a daily reading goal, morning and evening adhkar, ruqyah, the Qibla and a hadith of the day. Every hadith shows its source, checked against sunnah.com, and ruqyah narrations show their grade. Khalad is made as sadaqah jariyah.

Is Khalad free? Does it have ads?

Khalad is free and has no ads at all. It does not use the Android advertising ID.

Do I need an account to use Khalad?

No. There is no sign-up. You open the app and start. Only the optional family Zakat ledger uses an account, so your family can share it.

Does Khalad show hadith sources and grades?

Yes. Every hadith in Khalad shows its reference, such as Sahih al-Bukhari or Sunan Abi Dawud, and checks it against sunnah.com. In the Ruqyah section each narration shows its grade (sahih, hasan, da'if or disputed) and the scholar who graded it.

Does Khalad have ruqyah?

Yes. Khalad has a Ruqyah section with healing duas from the Quran and Sunnah, each graded, for yourself or to read over someone else. Weaker narrations are shown separately.

Which languages does Khalad support?

The app is in English. The Quran can be read with Urdu or English translation.

Is Khalad on iPhone?

Not yet. Khalad is on Android, on Google Play.

Does Khalad play the adhan?

No. Khalad is quiet by design: the next prayer shows silently on your lock screen and reminders use a soft sound.

Is my location shared?

No. Prayer times and the Qibla are calculated on your phone. Your location is never sent to us.

Where does the Quran text in Khalad come from?

From Quran.com (Quran Foundation), with the Urdu and English translations they provide.

Who makes Khalad, and why?

Khalad is made by Khalad LTD as sadaqah jariyah for the founder's parents. The basics will always stay free.

How is Khalad different from other Islamic apps?

No ads, no sign-up, hadith with source and grade, a daily Quran habit with gentle streaks and home-screen widgets, a graded Ruqyah section, and a calm design without loud adhan.

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