Nvej

Privacy Policy

Effective 7 November 2026

Nvej keeps no data about you. It has no account, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking. Z Tech, the developer, never receives anything you do in the app. The one piece of personal data that leaves your phone is a rounded location, sent outside Iraq to get your prayer times, as described under Location below.

What stays on your device

Your settings, bookmarks, reading progress and tasbih counts are kept only on your phone or tablet. Recitations you download for offline listening are saved there too. The home screen widget reads the next prayer time from the app on the same device.

Internet

Nvej uses the internet for two things:

• Prayer times outside Iraq, from the AlAdhan prayer-times service (api.aladhan.com). See Location below.
• The Quran's extras: recitations, word-by-word meanings, the printed Mushaf pages and tafsirs, from Quran.com's public servers (quran.com and qurancdn.com) and QuranEnc.com. These requests carry no personal information.

As with any web request, these servers see your device's internet address; their own privacy policies cover their servers. Prayer times in Iraq come from tables inside the app, and prayer times elsewhere are kept on your phone for the next three months, so the times and the azan work without an internet connection.

Permissions

• Location (optional): used to find your city, to point the Qibla compass and to measure the distance to the Kaaba. Your phone's built-in geocoder (Apple's or Google's) turns your position into a place name. Inside Iraq, nothing else leaves your phone. Outside Iraq, Nvej sends your coordinates, rounded to about 1 km, to the AlAdhan service to get your prayer times; nothing else is sent with them, and Z Tech never receives them. Without location, you can choose an Iraqi city from the list, and the Qibla uses that city's coordinates.
• Notifications: prayer-time alerts are scheduled on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.
• Alarms and restart (Android): let alerts arrive at the exact minute, and set them again after the phone restarts.
• Background audio: keeps the azan or a Quran recitation playing, with lock-screen controls, when you leave the app.

Sharing

When you choose to share a verse or the app, Nvej hands it to your device's share sheet. It goes only where you send it.

Children

Nvej has no accounts and keeps no data about anyone, including children.

Deleting your data

Delete the app. That removes everything Nvej stored on your device.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be published on this page with a new date.

Support

Questions, problems or ideas? Write to info@salarpro.com.

Which prayer times does Nvej show?

In Iraq, the official prayer timetable of your city or town, in Iraq's time (UTC+3). Anywhere else, the times AlAdhan calculates for your location, in your local time.

An alert didn't sound

iPhone and iPad: in Settings → Notifications → Nvej, allow notifications and Time Sensitive Notifications, and check that a Focus isn't silencing Nvej.

Android: in Settings → Apps → Nvej, allow notifications and "Alarms & reminders", and set Battery to Unrestricted so the system doesn't delay the alerts.

The Qibla compass points the wrong way

Move your phone in a figure-eight a few times to calibrate it, and keep it away from metal, magnets and magnetic cases.

Adding the widget

iPhone and iPad: touch and hold the home screen, tap Edit → Add Widget, and choose Nvej. Android: open Settings in Nvej and use "Home screen widget", or add it from your launcher's widget list.