Mawaqeet · Prayer times & adhan
Prayer times for your city with your country's calculation method, the adhan exactly on time even when the phone is locked, calm home-screen widgets, and a private prayer log. No ads, no accounts, no internet needed.
Mawaqeet is in testing now. Want to try it early? Write to [email protected]
Mawaqeet is designed in Arabic first, and all of it runs on your phone.
Use your approximate location, search about 34,000 cities, or type coordinates. The calculation method and Asr convention are suggested for your country, such as Umm al-Qura or the Egyptian General Authority of Survey, and each prayer can be adjusted by minutes.
For each prayer: a short takbir, the full adhan, or silent, with an optional reminder beforehand. Fajr has its own adhan with «as-salatu khayrun min an-nawm», and you can pick an adhan from your own files.
The adhan shows over the lock screen like an alarm, with Stop and "Prayed" buttons. It can play even when the phone is on silent, and follow either the alarm or the media volume.
Mark each prayer as prayed for today and the six days before, and see your week at a glance. The log is yours alone, and you can delete it any time.
The next prayer with a countdown, today's times, a Hijri and Gregorian date strip, and today's and this week's log. Details below.
In Arabic and English, with Arabic-Indic or Latin digits, light and dark themes, and TalkBack support.
Each widget is designed for each size, in the app's colours or your wallpaper's, with the transparency you choose.
4×2 and 2×2 on a deep teal surface with a gold countdown, and a small ring at 1×1.
A 4×1 strip, or 4×2 with the day's path from Fajr to Isha.
The Hijri and Gregorian date on one line, 4×1.
4×1 and 4×2. Tap a prayer that's due to mark it, and tap again to unmark it.
Your whole week at 4×2 and 4×3.
One switch in Settings puts every widget in the Next Prayer design.
No account, no servers, no ads, no trackers. The app doesn't connect to the internet at all. Your prayer log and location aren't backed up to the cloud; they move only in a direct transfer to a new phone. Privacy policy
So the adhan sounds on the exact minute. Without it, Android may delay the alert by several minutes. You can grant or revoke it in your phone's settings at any time.
Open "Fix alerts" in the app: it checks the notification and exact-alarm permissions and guides you to your phone's battery-saving settings. Also check that the alarm volume (or media volume, if you chose it) isn't muted.
No. Times are calculated on your phone, and the city list is built into the app.
No one. The app sends no data anywhere, and we don't run any servers.
Yes, completely free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.