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Baha’i Light

Prayers, the Badí‘ calendar and the Qiblih, for iPhone, Apple Watch and Android.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

The Baha’i Light home screen: a nine-pointed star at the centre of a ring of buttons for Prayers, Writings, Qiblih, the 95 counter, Calendar, Settings, More, Offline Qiblih and Solar, over words of welcome in many languages.

Extensive Library

More than five thousand prayers and writings in eighteen languages.

The Books shelf: complete works such as A Traveler’s Narrative and Bahá’í Administration with typographic covers.

Prayers arranged in categories, from All to Aid and Assistance and the Holy Days.

Two calendars. One view.

Gregorian and Badí‘ dates side by side, every Feast and Holy Day, a countdown to the next, and a day that begins at sunset.

The calendar for October 2026, each Gregorian day paired with its Badí‘ date, below a Coming Up card counting down to the Nineteen Day Feast of ‘Ilm.

From sunrise to sunset.

The path of the sun for any place, calculated on your device. After sunset, the moon takes its place.

Solar in daylight for Zürich: the sun on its arc above the horizon, with sunrise at 7:38 AM, solar noon at 1:12 PM and sunset at 6:46 PM.

Solar at night for Zürich: a crescent moon below the horizon on the same path.

Toward the Qiblih.

A calm compass on your phone and on Apple Watch. Choose any city, airport or point on the map, even without a connection.

Apple Watch showing the Qiblih compass aligned at 112 degrees from London, 3,506 kilometres away.

iPhone showing a map with the great-circle line from Zürich to the Qiblih, 116 degrees from true north.

No account. No ads. No tracking.

What you read, save and write stays on your device.

Baha’i Light on an Android phone, showing sunrise, solar noon and sunset for Zürich.

Baha’i Light on iPhone, showing the home screen.

The Qiblih app on Apple Watch, showing the 95 counter at 33.

Coming soon.

App StoreiPhone and Apple Watch
Google PlayAndroid