Naat Ringtones

Beautiful naat ringtones, recorded the right way

A naat is a poem in praise of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Many people in Pakistan, India and around the world like to hear a few lines of naat when their phone rings. It turns a plain call into a small moment of remembrance.

Most naat ringtone sites cut clips from famous recordings without permission. We do it differently. Every naat ringtone download on this page is recited by a naat khawan who recorded it for us, or who gave us written permission. You will see the licence on each tone page. That keeps the tones online for the long term and respects the reciter's work.

What makes a good naat ringtone?

A good naat ringtone is short, clear and calm. We cut each tone at a natural point in the verse, so it does not stop mid-word. The volume is balanced, so a soft voice still sounds clear on a phone speaker. Most of our naat tones are 15 to 30 seconds, which is a good length for calls.

Are naat ringtones in Urdu only?

No. Urdu naat is the most popular, but we also add Arabic and Punjabi lines when our reciters record them. Search "Arabic" or "Urdu" in the search box to filter quickly. If you like vocal tones, also see our nasheed ringtones and Islamic ringtones.

Can I use a naat as a message tone or alarm?

Yes. A short naat clip makes a gentle alarm tone for Fajr or an early start. For messages, choose the shortest naat tones (under 10 seconds), or pick a soft message tone and keep the naat for calls. Some people prefer not to have sacred words play in places like the washroom. If you feel the same, keep your phone on vibrate there.

Frequently asked questions

Are these naat ringtones free to download?

Yes. Every naat ringtone here is free for your own phone. There is no sign-up and no app needed.

How do I set a naat ringtone on my Android phone?

Tap Download MP3, then open Settings, Sound and vibration, Phone ringtone. Tap the plus button or My sounds, choose the naat file and save. Our Android guide has pictures.

How do I put a naat ringtone on my iPhone?

Download the M4R file. On iOS 26 or later, open it in Files, tap Share and choose Use as Ringtone. Older iPhones can use GarageBand or Finder on a Mac.

Who recites the naats on this site?

Our naat tones are recorded by reciters who work with us and give us written rights. We do not upload clips of famous naat khawans taken from TV or YouTube.

Can I suggest a naat for you to record?

Yes. Use our contact page to suggest a naat. If our reciters can record it, we will add it here.