Qiblah: Prayer & Masjid
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The widget now shows adhan times, and says so. The row of times used to show your masjid's jamaat where it had one and the adhan where it did not, with nothing to say which. The line under the countdown now reads "Adhan times" so a row can never be mistaken. The Islamic date on the widget changes at maghrib. It was changing after Isha, so between sunset and Isha the widget showed yesterday's date, every evening. The Qur'an reader explains that MARK must be on before a tap adds or removes a mark. A jamaat time earlier than the adhan beside it now explains why, and names the calculation method you are on.
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Qiblah works out your prayer times on your own phone, from the sun's position and where you are. No account, no sign-in, and nothing to set up before it works. PRAYER TIMES Thirteen calculation conventions, including Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Karachi, ISNA and Egypt, plus Hanafi or standard Asr. Adjust any prayer by a minute or two to match the board at your masjid, and choose whether times round to the nearest minute or always up, so the app and the board agree. Far north or south, where the sun never gets low enough for Fajr and Isha, the app says so on screen and shows an estimate rather than a confident wrong time. MASJIDS AND JAMAAT TIMES Find masjids near you, or add one by hand. Keep each one's jamaat times on your phone, look them up from the web where the masjid publishes them, and get a reminder before the jamaat rather than before the prayer. Save the masjids you go to and see their next jamaat on the Today screen. Mark the prayers you made at a masjid and each one keeps a simple record of your visits. REMINDERS At the prayer time, a set number of minutes before it, or before the jamaat at your masjid. Per prayer, so you can leave one out. QUR'AN Read the Mushaf page by page, pick up where you left off, jump to any surah or para, and see how much you have read over the months. CADENCE Small daily habits alongside the prayer times, with a streak. Jamaat, adhkar, Qur'an, whatever you are building. THE MONTH The whole month's times in one table, today marked, Fridays marked, ready to copy into a message. WIDGETS Next prayer and today's times on your home screen, in several shapes. ALSO The Hijri date, with the caveat that a calculated date is an estimate of a sighting and your masjid may declare a day either side. The moon, drawn from its actual phase. Light and dark themes. PRIVACY Prayer times and the calendar are computed on the device and work with no signal. Your exact position never leaves your phone: searching for masjids or jamaat times sends only a rough area of about 5 km, and searching for a city sends the name you type. There are no accounts, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking. Free. No ads.
What's new · 4.51
The widget now shows adhan times, and says so. The row of times used to show your masjid's jamaat where it had one and the adhan where it did not, with nothing to say which. The line under the countdown now reads "Adhan times" so a row can never be mistaken. The Islamic date on the widget changes at maghrib. It was changing after Isha, so between sunset and Isha the widget showed yesterday's date, every evening. The Qur'an reader explains that MARK must be on before a tap adds or removes a mark. A jamaat time earlier than the adhan beside it now explains why, and names the calculation method you are on.
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