FajrPlus is a Fajr alarm app for iPhone, powered by real iOS alarms. It follows the Fajr time for your place and stops only when you are really awake.
Adhan, Quran and duas recorded for FajrPlus
Every adhan, Quran recitation and dua in FajrPlus was recorded for it by a reciter. Not a stock sound, not a clip from somewhere else: made for waking you for Fajr, and for falling asleep the night before.
Set it once. It follows Fajr every day through the year, for your place and your mosque's method.
Tomorrow 05:44 · at FajrIslamic Quiz, Dhikr and Type a Verse, next to Math, Shake and more. Stack them, and the alarm asks each one in turn.
A few minutes after the alarm, FajrPlus asks if you are up. No answer, and it rings again.
A gentle nudge to wind down, timed from your Fajr alarm, so Fajr finds you rested.
Fall asleep to whole surahs, duas or nature, with a sleep timer that fades out. No music.
Snoozing teaches your brain to wait. More alarms teach your brain to sleep through them.
At five in the morning, the part of your brain that decides is still asleep. That is why FajrPlus asks something of you before the alarm stops.
Think of the alarm you never miss. Not because waking up was easy, but because it mattered. Fajr matters more.
Wake with intention, not with a snooze button.
FajrPlus was built for one thing: getting you up for Fajr. An alarm made to be hard to sleep through, wake modes that ask you to be really up, and a quiet moment of intention when you are.
FajrPlus calculates Fajr on your iPhone from where you are, with 11 calculation methods so it can match your mosque. Ring at Fajr or up to 30 minutes either side, or set a time by hand.
Before the alarm stops, you solve, shake, walk or scan. By the time you are done, the part of you that decides is awake too.
A few minutes later, the Wake Check asks again, in case you went back to bed. If you do not confirm within five minutes, the alarm rings again.
FajrPlus rings through the same alarm system as the iPhone's Clock app: on the Lock Screen, with the silent switch on, and in Sleep Focus.
Pick one or stack a few, and the alarm asks each in turn. Three of them are Islamic, so waking up already turns you toward Fajr.
Solve equations of increasing difficulty.
Answer Islamic knowledge questions.
Shake your phone to dismiss.
A quick face scan to start waking.
Match a sequence from memory.
Recite and count your morning dhikr.
Type the meaning of a short verse.
Take a set number of steps.
Scan a code you've placed somewhere, like the bathroom.
Hold your phone to a tag you placed.
Tap wake modes to add them to your Fajr alarm. Mental modes add a little, physical ones more, and the Wake Check guards against going back to sleep.
And you are never locked out. If a QR code or tag goes missing, holding one button for a minute stops the alarm.
Pick a wake mode and ring the alarm. It keeps ringing until the wake mode is done, just like at Fajr.
No sound. One easy step, like a real morning.
That is the alarm done with.
الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ الَّذِي أَحْيَانَا بَعْدَ مَا أَمَاتَنَا وَإِلَيْهِ النُّشُورُ
“All praise is for Allah, who gave us life after causing us to die, and to Him is the resurrection.”
Sahih al-Bukhari 6324
Every adhan, recitation and dua was recorded for FajrPlus by a reciter, for the moment you open your eyes before dawn.
In the style of Makkah, Madinah, Istanbul, Cairo, Fes and Jakarta. Each with its opening, or the call that prayer is better than sleep.
Recitations of Al-Fajr, Al-Isra, Qaf, Hud, Ar-Rum and Taha.
Waking Up, Morning, Forgiveness, Protection, Knowledge and Provision, Wellbeing.
Dawn birds, rain, a river, ocean waves, a thunderstorm and desert wind. A rooster too.
And a peaceful night before it.
Five minutes before the alarm, a Live Activity counts down on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Skip a single morning without switching the alarm off. It comes back tomorrow.
The next Fajr, and when your alarm rings for it, on your Home Screen or Lock Screen.
رَكْعَتَا الْفَجْرِ خَيْرٌ مِنَ الدُّنْيَا وَمَا فِيهَا
“The two rak'ahs at dawn are better than this world and what it contains.”
FajrPlus works on your iPhone alone. We do not collect, keep or sell any personal information.
No sign up and no sign in. Open the app and set your Fajr.
No advertising, no analytics and no tracking. This website has none either.
Your alarms, your place and your history are kept on your iPhone. Deleting FajrPlus deletes them.
Yes. FajrPlus uses the same alarm system as the iPhone's Clock app, so it rings on the Lock Screen, with the silent switch on, and in Sleep Focus. Only the Alarms permission has to be allowed.
It is calculated on your iPhone from the sun's position for your place: Fajr is when the sun is a set angle below the horizon before sunrise. The angle depends on the calculation method, which is why mosques differ by a few minutes. Pick the method your mosque uses. Nothing is sent anywhere.
You are never locked out. After a few wrong scans or reads, a hold button appears: keep a finger on it for a minute and the alarm is dismissed.
A second ask a few minutes after the alarm stops, in case you finished the wake mode half asleep and went back to bed. A notification arrives at the time you chose, and if you do not confirm within five minutes the alarm rings again.
No. iOS rings an app's alarms on the iPhone only; the Clock app's alarms are the one kind it sends to the watch. Keep your iPhone within earshot at night.
The Fajr alarm that follows Fajr, up to three alarms, the Math, Islamic Quiz, Face ID and Shake wake modes, two sounds of every kind and the bedtime reminder. Premium adds the Wake Check, every sound and wake mode, and colours with matching app icons. It starts with 7 days free.
Yes. Besides the Fajr alarm, you can set other alarms for any time, with the same wake modes and sounds. The free version includes three alarms, the Fajr alarm among them.
FajrPlus is coming soon to the App Store, for iPhone. It is built on the new alarm system in iOS 26.
Your first protected Fajr begins by getting up.
Coming soon to the App Store