Prayer Times Offline

Prayer times calculated inside your phone. No internet, no ads, no account. The app works out the five daily prayer times on the device itself, from your location coordinates. No server, no connection, no waiting. It works in airplane mode, on the train, in a basement with no signal, and on your first day in a new country before the SIM card arrives. The Holy Quran, offline All 604 pages of the Madani mushaf in Uthmani script (Hafs), turned page by page like a printed mushaf. Switch on tajweed colours to see the rules of recitation as you read. Bookmarks, continue where you stopped, jump to any surah, juz or page, and five text sizes. Your location never leaves the device We collect nothing. No analytics, no advertising IDs, no third-party SDKs reading over your shoulder. Your coordinates are used for the calculation and stay where they are. There is no server to receive them and no login screen in the app. Accuracy that is checked, not assumed Prayer times are astronomy, and the established calculation methods disagree with each other by minutes. So the app runs several recognised methods together and reconciles them, and the result is cross-checked against published almanac data. The principle is simple: never show a time that has not been verified. Built for northern latitudes In Germany the summer twilights run into each other, and the usual solar angles stop being usable for Isha and Fajr. The app therefore follows the fixed rule the local mosque applies: Isha always 90 minutes after Maghrib, Fajr always 90 minutes before sunrise, all year round. Where a displayed time differs from the purely astronomical one, the app says so plainly instead of hiding it. Local adhan notifications Prayer reminders are scheduled on the device, not pushed from a server. They arrive with no network, and they do not run late because a connection is slow. Qibla compass The direction of prayer, calculated from true north rather than magnetic north. Four languages Arabic first, with proper right-to-left layout, alongside German, Turkish and English. Germany-wide Locate by GPS, or pick your city by hand and leave it saved. Also inside • A full month timetable, shareable as an image • Duas and adhkar, including adhkar after prayer, each with its own reminder, all off until you turn them on • A tasbih counter, with a guided 33 · 33 · 34 after each prayer • A directory of over 1,500 mosques in Germany • An Islamic calendar and a Ramadan mode • The mosque display: a wall view with the clock, the times and the day's arc Completely free No ads, no subscription, no Pro version, no in-app purchases. Nothing is locked. Who makes it Built by Mohamed Keba under the name Kametrix. It started for a single mosque and grew from there. The web version runs at prayer.kametrix.com. Privacy policy: https://prayer.kametrix.com/privacy Contact: [email protected]