Suhba (صُحبة, “companionship”) is a mobile app that helps Muslims build steady daily worship — prayer, Qur’an and adhkar — together with a small circle of friends or family.

How much does Suhba cost?

Suhba is a paid app: $2.99 per month or $24.99 per year, and every plan starts with a free 7-day trial. Prices are in US dollars; the App Store and Google Play show the price for your country before you subscribe. Cancel anytime in your store settings — cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.

Which languages does the app support?

The app is fully available in English and Arabic, including a right-to-left layout and a choice of Arabic or Latin numerals. More languages are on the way.

How are prayer times calculated?

On your phone, from your location or a city you choose, using the calculation method and Asr madhab you select. Your location is used on the device to calculate times and the Qibla direction.

Can other people see what I do?

Only what you choose. Nothing is shared outside your circles, and for each circle you decide whether companions see your activity, just your daily totals, or nothing at all.

Do I need a circle to use Suhba?

No. Suhba works on its own for your personal rhythm. You can create or join a circle whenever you are ready.

Does Suhba work offline?

Yes. You can record your activities without a connection; changes are saved on your phone and sync when you are back online.

How do I delete my account?

In the app, open You → Delete account. You can also ask us from the account deletion page on this website.

Support — Suhba

We are here to help. Most questions are answered below. If yours is not, write to us.

Contact us

Email support@suhba.win. We aim to reply within 2 working days.

Privacy and your data: privacy@suhba.win
Safety reports: safety@suhba.win

What to include in your message

Your phone model and its system version (iOS or Android).
The app version, shown at the bottom of the You tab.
The language you use the app in.
What happened, what you expected, and the steps that lead to the problem.
A screenshot or screen recording, if it helps.
For prayer times: your city, your calculation method and Asr method, and the time you expected (for example, from your mosque’s timetable).

If your message is about your account, write from the email address linked to it. We will never ask for your payment card details.

Prayer times look wrong

Prayer times are calculated on your phone, so a small setting usually explains the difference. Open You → Prayer & Athan and check:

Location. Make sure the city shown is where you are. Tap Use current location, or search for a city and set it.
Calculation method. Choose the method used by your local mosque or your country: Muslim World League, Egyptian General Authority of Survey, University of Islamic Sciences (Karachi), Umm al-Qura (Makkah) or Islamic Society of North America.
Asr method. Choose Shafi or Hanafi. The Hanafi method gives a later Asr time.
Time zone when traveling. Check that your phone sets its time zone automatically. When Suhba detects a new time zone, it asks whether to use it: tap Use new timezone. Then update your location in Prayer & Athan.
High-latitude rule. If you live far north or south, where twilight can last all night in summer, try another high-latitude rule.
Manual minute adjustments. Fine-tune each prayer by a few minutes to match your local mosque.

Prayer times are astronomical calculations. Please check them against your local mosque.

Not receiving reminders

Allow notifications. If You → Notifications shows notifications as blocked, allow them in your phone’s settings:
- iPhone: Settings → Notifications → Suhba → Allow Notifications.
- Android: Settings → Apps → Suhba → Notifications.
Turn on the reminders you want. In You → Notifications, turn on activity reminders and prayer reminders. Choose which prayers alert you in You → Prayer & Athan.
Send a test. In You → Notifications, tap Send a test reminder. It arrives in 5 seconds.
Focus and Do Not Disturb. On iPhone, a Focus can silence Suhba: allow Suhba in that Focus, or turn it off. On Android, check Do Not Disturb.
Battery optimization (Android). Some Android phones stop apps in the background to save battery, which can delay reminders. Go to Settings → Apps → Suhba → Battery and choose Unrestricted (the names vary by manufacturer).
After traveling or reinstalling, open Suhba once so it can schedule your reminders again. Reminders are scheduled on your phone.
Encouragements. To receive encouragements from companions, check that Receive encouragements from companions is on in You → Language, in the Circles section.

Subscription and restore purchases

Restore purchases. If you reinstall Suhba or change phones, open the subscription screen and tap Restore purchases. Make sure your phone is signed in to the same Apple Account or Google account you subscribed with.
Cancel. On iPhone: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Suhba. On Android: Google Play → profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Suhba. Cancel at least 24 hours before your trial or current period ends to avoid the next charge.
Refunds. Payments are processed by Apple or Google, so refunds are too: see Refunds in our Terms.
Deleting your account does not cancel your subscription.

Change language and numerals

Open You → Language:

Language: English or Arabic. In Arabic, the app switches to a right-to-left layout.
Numerals: Arabic (١٢٣) or Latin (123).

In the same place you can also change the appearance, the time format, the first day of the week and the calendar (Hijri, Gregorian or both).

Export your data or delete your account

Export: You → Export my data saves the data on your phone as a JSON file. For a copy of the data on our servers, write to privacy@suhba.win.
Delete your account: You → Delete account. Before you do, read Delete your account: it explains what is deleted, circle ownership and your subscription.

Privacy questions

Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect, where it is stored and who can see it. For anything else, write to privacy@suhba.win.

To report a safety concern about another user, see our Community Guidelines and Child Safety Standards, or email safety@suhba.win.