Hayya — حيّ

Hayya — حيّ calculates prayer times where you are, on your device, with no account and no connection required. Prayer times you can trust Twelve calculation methods — Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian, Karachi, Dubai, Qatar, Kuwait, Singapore, Diyanet, Tehran and the Moonsighting Committee. Hayya — حيّ picks the one your country conventionally follows and lets you change it whenever you like. Choose how Asr is calculated, set a high-latitude rule, and nudge any prayer by a minute or two to match your local mosque exactly. The athan, when it matters Choose from five recorded athans and twelve short notification tones, with a separate recording for Fajr. Set each prayer to an athan excerpt of up to 30 seconds, a short tone, a silent alert or no notification. Full recordings can play while the app is open and in-app playback is enabled. Optional advance reminders help you prepare. Qibla A compass that points to the Kaaba, with a haptic pulse the moment you are facing it. Hijri calendar The Umm al-Qura month at a glance with Gregorian dates alongside, Ramadan, both Eids, Ashura, Arafah and the white days marked. Shift the date by a day or two if your local moon sighting differs. Tasbih A full-screen counter with the 33/33/34 cycle after prayer, tahlil and istighfar. Tap to count; your progress is saved. Make it yours Keep the sky that changes with the time of day, or choose a Black or Deep navy background in Settings. Widgets and Apple Watch The next prayer on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, a live countdown in the Dynamic Island, and today's times on your wrist. Private by construction No account, analytics or advertising. Prayer times are calculated on your device. Apple Maps receives coordinates to identify your city and search areas to find nearby mosques. It also provides city search, maps and directions. The developer operates no server that receives your data. Available in English, Arabic, Russian, Indonesian, Spanish, Turkish, Urdu and French.