Ayah WidgetWhat the widget does
- Arabic with translation. The verse is shown in Arabic, with the translation in your app language.
- Verses for your mood. Choose themes like hope, patience, gratitude or trust, and the daily verse comes from them.
- Every size. Small, medium and large Home Screen widgets, plus Lock Screen widgets.
- Refreshes on its own. A new verse appears each day; you never need to open the app.
- Your style. 10 themes so the widget matches your wallpaper.
How to add it
- Install Ayah Widget and open it once to choose your moods and language.
- Long-press your Lock Screen and tap Customize, then Lock Screen.
- Tap the widget area under the clock and choose Ayah Widget.
- Tap Done.
Full walkthrough with Home Screen steps: How to add a Quran verse to your iPhone Lock Screen.
Why a verse on the Lock Screen
Most people look at their Lock Screen dozens of times a day. Putting a verse there turns those moments into small reminders, without needing to open an app or remember to read.
Lock Screen widget questions
Which iPhones support a Quran Lock Screen widget?
Lock Screen widgets work on iPhones running iOS 16 or later.
Does the widget show the Arabic text?
Yes. The widget shows the verse in Arabic together with its translation in the language you choose.
Can I choose which kind of verses I see?
Yes. Pick one or more moods, such as hope, patience, gratitude or trust, and the daily verse is chosen from those themes.
Does the verse update by itself?
Yes. A new verse appears every day without opening the app.