iSalat vs Sajda

Now FREE! iSalat uses the location and compass information provided by your iPhone to calculate Muslim salat / prayer times according to your preferred methodology. Because it calculates prayer times in real-time, there are NO annoying city databases required. You always get the exact right prayer time for your current location. It also calculates the direction of Qibla for your current location, including the ability to accurately show you the direction of Qibla simply by pointing your iPhone toward the sun, no compass and magnetic declination charts required to correctly find Qibla for your location!

Sajda shows the day's prayer times and the direction of the Qibla, wherever you are. Times are worked out on your phone from your location. No account, no sign up, nothing collected, and it works with no signal. WHAT IS IN IT - The five daily prayers, and sunrise - A countdown to the next prayer - A Qibla compass that tells you which way to turn, and turns green when you are facing it - A timetable of every day, with Hijri dates, going forward without end - Twelve calculation methods, already set to the one used where you are - Follows you when you travel, if you want it to - Notifications you can turn off altogether, or leave on and silence Fajr and sunrise on their own - A 12 or 24 hour clock - Standard or Hanafi Asr ABOUT THE CALCULATION Fajr and Isha depend on how far below the horizon the sun sits, and different authorities set that angle differently, which is why two apps can disagree by several minutes. Sajda shows both angles for every method, so what you are choosing is visible rather than hidden behind a name. If the times look wrong, it is almost always the method. Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr and Maghrib are the same under all of them, so if only Fajr or Isha are out, changing the method will fix it. Sajda has been on the App Store since 2015. This version is a rebuild.