How can we help you?

Yes. Ebaadah is currently free to use, including its worship and Quran study tools. If paid plans are introduced in the future, we will communicate any changes clearly in advance.

Location helps with accurate prayer times and Qibla direction. You should still be able to control location permissions from your device settings, and the app should only ask for access when a feature needs it.

Some features are planned to work offline, especially saved Quran, selected reminders, and stored worship data. Features that depend on fresh location, syncing, or downloads may need internet access.

Use the Contact us page for questions, feedback, partnerships, and support requests. The team usually aims to reply within 24 hours.

Yes. Ebaadah is still being shaped with community feedback, so feature ideas are welcome through the Contact us page.

Yes. Ebaadah is being prepared for both iPhone and Android. The website download buttons will show a coming-soon notice until the official App Store and Google Play listings are ready.

The Prayer Times experience is planned to support trusted calculation options, so users can choose settings that better match their location, community, or preferred method.

Yes. Ebaadah is designed around Quran reading, listening, bookmarks, progress, and deeper study tools, with supported features available without a paid plan.

Check notification permissions, battery restrictions, focus modes, and location settings on your phone. Once the app is live, the Help Center will include device-specific troubleshooting steps.

Privacy is a priority for Ebaadah. Location and account data should only support useful app features such as prayer times, Qibla, reminders, and synced progress.

Join the notify list on the website. When Ebaadah is ready for download, the official store links and launch updates will be shared through the website first.