Silent In Salah

Silent In Salah

Auto-silence at your mosque

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Released
April 24, 2026
Updated
October 11, 2026

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Silent in Salah automatically silences your phone during prayer times at your mosque. The app fetches live prayer and iqama times from mawaqit.net, so your phone knows exactly when salah begins. On iOS 27 it notices when you arrive at your mosque, switches on Do Not Disturb during prayer, and switches it off when the prayer ends or you leave — nothing to build. On earlier iOS versions a simple Apple Shortcuts automation does the same when you arrive. Features: - Live prayer & iqama times from mawaqit.net - Find nearby mosques by location or search by name - Automatic silencing on iOS 27: three permissions, one shortcut, a test — done - Pre-built Shortcut for one-tap automation setup on earlier iOS versions - Supports iqama time as the silence trigger - Silence starts a set number of minutes before each prayer, 15 by default, so arriving early is covered - Configurable silence duration (10–60 minutes) - Optional mosque attendance tracking, with a 30-day score trend - Available in English, Arabic, Finnish, Somali, Russian, Kurdish, Ingush, German, and Albanian - Full RTL support for Arabic - No account required, no tracking, no ads How it works: 1. Select your mosque 2. Install the pre-built Shortcut (one tap) 3. On iOS 27 that is all — the app notices your arrival itself. On earlier versions, create a location trigger for your mosque in the Shortcuts app That's it. Your phone stays silent during salah automatically.
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What's New in Silent In Salah

1.13.2

October 11, 2026

Two fixes for automatic silencing. The warning "Two shortcuts are answering" could appear with only one shortcut installed, usually right after setting it up; it now appears only when two copies really are switched on. And tapping one of the app's warnings — "Two shortcuts are answering", "Silencing did not respond" or the one about location permission — now opens setup at the step that fixes it, instead of at the beginning.

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