Islamic Pro Privacy Policy

Last updated: 19 October 2026

Who we are

Islamic Pro is made by Azmora & Co, a software business based in Sydney, Australia. You can contact us at hello@azmoraandco.com.

What stays on your device

These are saved only on your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch. We never receive them:

• Your settings, such as calculation method, Asr madhab, Adhan voice, reciter and notification choices
• Your bookmarks, the ayah you marked in each surah, and your reading progress
• Your Tasbih counts and your daily check-in streak
• Your last known location, so prayer times can be worked out again without asking each time

If you delete the app, this information is deleted with it.

Your location

With your permission, the app uses your location to calculate prayer times and the Qibla direction. The Qibla direction and compass are calculated on your device.

To get prayer times, the app sends your latitude and longitude, today's date and your chosen calculation method to the free Aladhan prayer-times service (api.aladhan.com). No name, account, email address or device identifier is sent with it. Aladhan is run by a third party, and how it handles requests is covered by its own policies. We don't receive this data and we don't store it.

If you type a city name to set your location by hand, that text is looked up using Apple's location search, which is covered by Apple's privacy policy.

You can turn location off at any time in Settings, then Privacy & Security, then Location Services, and choose a location by hand inside the app instead.

Quran text, translation and audio

The Arabic text is built into the app. The English translation and the recitation audio are fetched from the AlQuran Cloud service (api.alquran.cloud) and its audio servers. These requests contain only the surah number and the reciter you picked. A few reciters (for example Yasser Al-Dosari) are streamed instead from EveryAyah (everyayah.com), which receives only the address of the recording you are playing. As with any website, those servers can see your device's IP address when you connect.

Adhan recordings

Short Adhan clips used for notification sounds are built into the app. When you tap to play a full-length Adhan, the recording is streamed from GitHub (raw.githubusercontent.com). That request contains only the name of the recording, and GitHub can see your device's IP address, as any website would. GitHub's use of that is covered by GitHub's privacy statement.

App updates

To tell you when a newer version is available, the app asks Apple's public App Store lookup service (itunes.apple.com) for the latest version of Islamic Pro. It does this about once a day; if a check fails (for example, when you're offline), it tries again no more than once an hour. The request contains only the app's identifier and a two-letter country code taken from your device's region setting, and nothing about you or your prayers. If that country's store doesn't list the app, it asks Apple's default store instead. As with any website, Apple can see your device's IP address when you connect, and its use of that is covered by Apple's privacy policy. We don't receive any of this.

Notifications

Prayer-time notifications are scheduled on your device. There is no notification server, and nothing about them is sent to us.

Apple Watch, widgets and Live Activities

The watch app, widgets and Live Activities use the same on-device information and the same prayer-time service described above. They don't add any new data collection.

What we don't do

• We don't ask you to create an account or sign in
• We don't show ads
• We don't use analytics, crash-reporting or tracking tools
• We don't sell or share your information, or use it to track you across other apps or websites

Children

Islamic Pro doesn't collect personal information from anyone, including children.

Changes to this policy

If we change how the app handles data, we will update this page and the date at the top.

Contact us

Questions about privacy? Email hello@azmoraandco.com.