World Stamp vs Durri Prayer

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Durri shows prayer times exactly as your mosque sets them - not an approximation from a calculation method that may differ from the masjid down the road. Find your mosque and Durri displays its published timetable directly: the five daily adhan times, iqama countdowns, Jumu'ah, and the complete annual calendar. The times you see are the times on the mosque wall. - EXACT TIMES - Adhan and iqama as published by your mosque, with a live countdown to the next prayer. - WORKS OFFLINE - The full annual calendar is cached per mosque, so times and notifications keep working with no signal. - ADHAN NOTIFICATIONS - Optional alerts at each prayer, an optional pre-adhan reminder, and an optional iqama reminder. - QIBLA COMPASS - The direction to the Kaaba from where you stand, with the precise bearing and distance to Makkah. - ANNUAL CALENDAR - Browse any day of the year, month by month. - HIJRI DATE - The Islamic date, with your mosque's own adjustment respected. - QUIET, LUXURIOUS DESIGN - Light and dark, built for iOS 26. No account. No ads. No tracking. No analytics. Durri collects nothing about you. Prayer timetables are published by each mosque and shown exactly as that mosque sets them. Durri is an independent app. The name is from Ayat an-Nur (24:35): a lamp within a glass, the glass as if it were a brilliant star - kawkabun durriyy. Light upon light.