Sutrah vs Qiblatee

Sutrah was built to help Muslims pray with clarity, confidence, and connection wherever they are. As Muslims who travel, work, and live busy lives, we often face simple but frustrating questions: Is the mosque open? Is there a place for women? Is wudu available? Am I praying on time? Sutrah exists to remove that uncertainty. Track your prayers and your friends. Our mission is to support the Ummah by bringing together accurate prayer times, Qibla direction, prayer tracking, and real, up-to-date mosque information - all in one place, designed with care and respect for the deen. Sutrah is not built for profit. Donations cannot be made through the app and instead you are directed to mosque websites, never through us. Our intention is to create ongoing benefit (sadaqah jariyah) by helping people establish prayer, support their local masjid, and stay connected to Allah جَجَالَ

Qiblatee is a focused qibla compass for daily use. Open the app to see the direction to Makkah, use manual location or map guidance when location access or compass sensors are unavailable, and save favorite locations for faster access. Qiblatee now offers free, offline calculated prayer times for a selected location worldwide in the iPhone and iPad app. Search for a city, save a current-location snapshot, or enter coordinates and a time zone. See five prayers and sunrise with the selected calculation method and Asr convention. Review the method against your local timetable; times may be unavailable during polar day or night. Prayer reminders, the short Athan and the optional sunrise beep are free. Enable all five prayers together, with silent notifications or a short Athan opening; sunrise has its own gentle beep. Allow notifications, then open Qiblatee at least weekly to renew up to seven days of reminders. iOS notification settings, Focus and Silent mode apply. Without a saved prayer location, current-location detection helps you choose a place and time zone to confirm; saved places never change automatically. Full Athan playback is free and works offline on iPhone and iPad. Tap Play beside a prayer or tap a current prayer reminder to start one full Athan. Pause, seek or stop in the player; playback can continue after you lock the phone. Notification delivery alone never starts the full recording. The free calculated prayer-times Home Screen widget follows your chosen location worldwide and the app language. Small shows the next prayer; medium and large also show daily times. Open Qiblatee to refresh the saved schedule when needed. This widget does not offer Lock Screen sizes. Qiblatee also retains offline Qatar reference prayer and iqama times, an Apple Watch app with Watch face complications, iPhone and iPad Home and Lock Screen iqama widgets, AR Qibla camera guidance, educational reference markers for Madinah, Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the North Star, moon phase information, and a simple saved tasbih counter for daily dhikr. Qiblatee Plus is a one-time purchase that unlocks advanced tools such as AR Qibla, map verification, compass markers, saved favorites, sharing, and calibration guidance. The core qibla direction remains free. Privacy is simple: Qiblatee does not include ads, tracking, accounts, or nearby mosque search. The Qatar Calendar House reference timetable and iqama data (via the MIT-licensed TaqweemQatar dataset) remain separate from calculated times. Watch prayer schedules, complications and iqama widgets remain Qatar-only; the free calculated prayer-times Home Screen widget shows your chosen location worldwide; iqama may vary by mosque. Optional location access supports qibla and an explicitly saved prayer location. Online Assist uses Apple search and map services when needed.