FREE PRAYER TIMES & QIBLA
Are Prayer Times and Qibla Free in Hisn? No Subscription Needed
Prayer times and Qibla are free in Hisn, with no subscription or paywall required. See the other free core tools and the optional extras in Focus Pro.
Yes. Hisn’s prayer times and Qibla are free to use. You do not need to start a subscription, enter a payment method, or unlock Focus Pro to check the five daily prayer times or open the Qibla tool.
01 · PRACTICAL GUIDE
Yes: prayer times and Qibla are free in Hisn
The direct answer is yes. Hisn is free to download, and its prayer times and Qibla are part of the free core. There is no subscription gate before the five daily prayer times, the next-prayer view, or the Qibla tool. You can use those features without purchasing Focus Pro.
This distinction is visible before any upgrade decision: the prayer tools are not temporary samples and Focus Pro does not unlock them. The optional subscription is for additional focus controls and reports described later in this guide. It is not a charge for prayer times or direction.
This guide was rechecked against the current product and public App Store listing on 13 August 2026. It does not publish a fixed subscription price or promise a trial. If you choose to examine Focus Pro, Apple’s purchase sheet shows the current local price, billing period, any trial eligibility, renewal terms, and confirmation step on your device.
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What the free prayer-time and Qibla tools do
The prayer surface shows the five daily prayer times, highlights what comes next, and provides a countdown for the next prayer. Qibla is available as a separate direction tool. These are practical aids inside the same app as the morning and evening adhkar reader; they do not require you to configure or buy the advanced focus features.
Prayer-time results depend on the location and calculation settings used in the app. Calculation methods and local timetables can differ, so review your settings and compare the displayed times with a trusted mosque or local prayer authority when needed. Hisn does not claim that one configuration is guaranteed to match every local practice.
Qibla direction depends on the device’s location and direction sensors. Follow the alignment or calibration guidance on the iPhone, hold the device level, and move away from magnets, speakers, metal surfaces, or accessories that may interfere with the compass. If a reading seems uncertain, recalibrate and compare it with trusted local information rather than treating one sensor reading as an accuracy guarantee.
- Five daily prayer times and a next-prayer view
- A countdown to the next prayer
- Qibla direction with on-screen guidance
- No Focus Pro subscription or prayer-feature paywall
- Settings and sensor checks that remain under your control
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What else is included in Hisn’s free core
Free use is not limited to the prayer screen. Hisn’s morning and evening adhkar reader includes Arabic, transliteration, translations, and tap-counting controls. The basic morning and evening focus flow also lets you choose apps that can wait behind Apple’s Screen Time shield while the configured routine is active.
That basic boundary does not require Focus Pro. You select the apps and grant the relevant Apple permission; Hisn does not choose every app or lock the entire iPhone. After the configured routine reaches completion, the selected apps can become accessible again. The feature creates a deliberate step, not an unbreakable system-level restriction or a guaranteed personal outcome.
You can therefore download Hisn, check prayer times and Qibla, use the reader, and test a simple morning or evening boundary without subscribing. Payment is optional and should only enter the decision if a particular Pro feature solves an additional need.
- Morning and evening adhkar reader
- Arabic, transliteration, translations, and tap-counting controls
- Basic morning and evening shielding for apps you select
- Reminders and basic routine progress
- Prayer times and Qibla without a subscription
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What the optional Focus Pro upgrade adds
Focus Pro is an optional subscription for people who want more than the free routine. It adds Smart Lock profiles such as Work or Study, Bedtime, and Quick Focus, together with custom schedules and profile-specific app selections. Those controls can be useful when a basic morning-and-evening rule no longer covers the situations you want to configure.
The upgrade also adds Strict Mode inside Hisn and Intentional Pause, plus more detailed Focus reports, deeper streak insights, monthly views, achievement milestones, and additional Friday Share Studio customization. Strict Mode adds friction within the Hisn flow; it is not described as an impossible-to-bypass system lock.
Focus Pro does not make prayer times or Qibla available—they are already free. Do not subscribe merely to keep those tools. Consider the upgrade only if you can name an additional Pro control or report you expect to use, then read the current local price, any trial eligibility, billing period, and renewal terms in Apple’s purchase sheet before confirming.
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Choose the smallest version that fits
If your goal is to see prayer times, check Qibla, follow the morning or evening reader, or use a basic selected-app boundary, stay with the free core. The prayer tools are not limited previews that later require payment, and you do not need to subscribe to keep using them.
Consider Focus Pro only for a clearly named extra: a separate Work or Bedtime profile, custom scheduling, different app selections for different contexts, Intentional Pause, or deeper reports. Software can provide controls and visibility, but neither the free version nor a subscription guarantees a behavioral change, a perfectly ordered day, or a religious outcome.
The honest default is to begin free, test the tools in ordinary conditions, and keep the free version if it does the job. An upgrade should solve an observed limitation rather than respond to urgency, guilt, or the mistaken idea that prayer times and Qibla will otherwise be taken away.
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Set up and verify the free tools on your iPhone
A short practical check separates free product behavior from marketing language. Run the prayer and direction tools first, before opening any purchase surface. The screenshot on this page is an authentic prayer-times screen; it does not fabricate a compass reading or prove the conditions around your own device.
- 1Open the prayer view before any upgrade screen
Confirm that the five daily times and next-prayer view are available without starting a Focus Pro subscription.
- 2Review location and calculation settings
Use the settings appropriate to your situation and compare the timetable with trusted local information when necessary.
- 3Check Qibla in suitable conditions
Follow the on-screen guidance, hold the iPhone level, and move away from possible magnetic interference before relying on the direction shown.
- 4Use the free routine for ordinary days
Try the reader or basic selected-app boundary without upgrading, and note whether a real limitation appears.
- 5Open the purchase sheet only for a named Pro need
If an advanced profile, schedule, pause control, or report would help, read Apple’s current local terms before deciding.
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The bottom line
Prayer times and Qibla are free in Hisn. They do not require a Focus Pro subscription, a payment method, or a purchase confirmation. The free core also includes the morning and evening reader and a basic focus boundary for apps you select.
Focus Pro is optional. It adds advanced profiles, schedules, focus controls, reports, insights, and sharing customization for people who want those extras. The current purchase sheet is the source for local price, trial eligibility, billing, and renewal terms; none of those optional terms changes the free status of prayer times and Qibla.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Questions about the routine
Are prayer times and Qibla free in Hisn?
Yes. Both are part of Hisn’s free core. You do not need a Focus Pro subscription or payment confirmation to check the prayer times or use Qibla.
Is Hisn free to download?
Yes. Hisn is free to download with optional in-app purchases. The App Store shows current availability and compatibility.
What does the optional Focus Pro subscription add?
Focus Pro adds advanced profiles and schedules, profile-specific app selections, Intentional Pause, Strict Mode inside Hisn, deeper reports and insights, and additional sharing customization. Prayer times and Qibla remain free.
Why can prayer times differ from a local timetable?
Location, calculation method, and local practice can affect the displayed timetable. Review the settings and compare with a trusted mosque or local prayer authority when needed; the app does not guarantee one configuration for every locality.
How much does Focus Pro cost, and is there a trial?
Check the purchase sheet Apple shows on your device. It provides the current local price, billing period, any trial eligibility, and renewal terms before confirmation. This guide does not publish a fixed price or promise a trial.
This guide describes Hisn’s current iPhone and iPad focus flow without promising a guaranteed behavioral, medical, or religious outcome. Current App Store availability and device compatibility are shown by Apple.