PrayTime: Namaz & Qibla

PrayTime: Namaz & Qibla

Prayer Times, Namaz & Qibla

1 ratings
1 review
Free

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Released
October 28, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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About

This app provides accurate prayer times based on your location and offers a Qibla compass to find the direction of Mecca. It also includes a step-by-step guide to learning Namaz with animated instructions and audio recitation. The app works offline and features a Hijri calendar for Islamic events.

✓Accurate prayer times
✓Qibla compass
✓Step-by-step Namaz guide
✓Animated prayer instructions
✓Offline functionality
✓Hijri calendar
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What's New in PrayTime

1.0

October 28, 2026

User reviews

PrayTime

Very user-friendly!

FAQ

Does PrayTime have ads?

No, PrayTime is ad-free. The app description explicitly states 'no ads'.

What is the rating for PrayTime?

PrayTime has a perfect 5.0 stars rating based on 1 review.

How does PrayTime calculate prayer times?

Prayer times are calculated on your device using your country's official method for your specific location.

Can I use PrayTime offline?

Yes, PrayTime works fully offline, meaning you do not need an internet connection to access prayer times, the Qibla compass, or the Namaz learning guide.

What devices is PrayTime available on?

Currently, PrayTime is available for iPhone devices.

Does PrayTime require an account?

No, PrayTime does not require an account. It also emphasizes user privacy by stating that your location never leaves your device.

How often is PrayTime updated?

The app was last updated on October 28, 2026, with version 1.0 being the latest release.

What languages does PrayTime support?

PrayTime is available in English, Albanian, Turkish, Arabic, German, French, Indonesian, Malay, and Urdu, with both light and dark modes.