
Miqat: Offline Prayer Times
Qibla Compass, Azan Alerts
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About
Prayer times that never leave your phone.
Miqat has no networking code in it. Not a disabled tracker, not an analytics SDK you can
switch off. There is no code in this app that can open a connection, which means there is
nothing to send anywhere and nothing to sell. You can verify that yourself with any proxy
in about five minutes.
Everything is computed on the device from the position of the sun, the same astronomy every
printed timetable uses. That is why it works in airplane mode, at 11,000 metres, in the
desert, and on the road to Umrah with roaming switched off.
WHAT YOU GET
A day dial that shows the whole day on one face, with the sun where it actually is
Five prayers plus sunrise, computed for your exact coordinates
A qibla compass that uses true north, not magnetic north
Reminders for every prayer, with a heads up before each one
A Dynamic Island countdown in the run up to a prayer
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
Twelve calculation methods including Diyanet, Umm al-Qura, ISNA, Karachi and Moonsighting
Hanafi or standard Asr
Per prayer minute adjustments, so you can match the calendar your own mosque prints
Automatic location, or pick a city by hand
High latitude rules, and an honest badge when the sun does not set at all
WHAT YOU DO NOT GET
No account. No sign up. No cloud. No ads. No analytics. No crash reporter. No third party
code of any kind.
The app follows the sun rather than a settings toggle: it is light while the sun is up
where you are, and dark once it has set.
Free. No ads, no subscription, nothing to unlock.
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What's New in Miqat
1.1.2
September 13, 2026
• Reminders keep going when the app sits unopened. The top-up that refills the schedule in the background was failing, so after about twelve days the calls simply stopped.
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