Prayer, Athan & Qibla
A place for prayer in your day.
The five prayer times with a countdown to the next one, an Athan alert at each prayer you choose, and a Qibla compass.
Coming soon to iPhone
Coming soon to iPhoneYour day at a glance
The five prayer times with a countdown; on Fridays, Dhuhr shows as Jumu’ah.
An Athan on time
An Athan alert at each prayer you choose, with “I prayed” and “Remind me in 10 minutes”. On Android it is designed to keep working after a restart.
Qibla and your city
A Qibla compass. Pick your city by hand, or have it suggested from your approximate location; precise location is not needed.
Calm reminders
Ayah of the day, a Friday al-Kahf reminder and azkar reminders; at most two a day, with quiet hours. On Android, optional silent mode at prayer time.
Tasbih
Fifteen phrases with their hadith and source. Tap the phone to count.
You might also be wondering
Is location required?
No. Picking your city by hand is a complete alternative; the approximate-location suggestion is optional.
Does the Athan work offline?
Yes. Athan alerts are scheduled on your phone. You may need to allow notifications and adjust battery settings on some phones.
Start today.
Rafiq Al-Muslim is free on Google Play, with no ads.
Coming soon to iPhone