Munady vs Adhan Bilal

Munady is an Arabic prayer companion designed to remind you of your daily prayers through a simple and elegant experience. The app calculates prayer times locally using the Umm Al-Qura calculation method based on your current location. It displays the upcoming prayer, a live countdown, the Hijri date, daily adhkar, and the Qibla direction. Key features: • Prayer times for Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. • Local prayer time calculation using the Umm Al-Qura method. • Upcoming prayer with a live countdown. • Local notifications for prayer times. • Independent notification settings for each prayer. • Multiple notification sound options. • Prayer time adjustments by minutes. • Qibla direction and approximate distance to the Kaaba. • Morning and evening adhkar. • Adhkar after prayer and before sleep. • Hijri date and Arabic time formatting. • Home Screen widgets for prayer times and the upcoming prayer. • Automatic location detection with manual refresh. • A complete Arabic interface with right-to-left support. • An elegant dark design inspired by the night of Makkah. Privacy: Munady does not require an account. User settings and widget data are stored locally on the device. Location is used to calculate prayer times, determine the Qibla direction, and display the city name. After installing or updating the app, please open it at least once to calculate prayer times and provide the Home Screen widget with updated data. Munady — A reminder to pray.

Adhan Bilal shows prayer times and notifies you when each prayer begins. Times follow the Umm al-Qura calendar (or any of 12 calculation methods) and are computed on your device from your location, so they work offline. • Prayer times computed on-device from your location or a city you pick. No internet needed. • A notification at each prayer time with the takbir sound, switchable per prayer. The app schedules the coming days, so open it about once a week to keep the schedule full. • A live countdown to the next prayer. • A qibla compass that uses the phone's true heading and shows the direction in degrees. • A library of muezzins: choose the voice and either the opening takbir only or the full adhan. The full adhan plays when the app is open at prayer time and in the sound preview; notification sounds are limited by iOS to about 30 seconds. • Ramadan timetable: imsak, fajr and maghrib for every day, a pre-imsak reminder, and a moon-sighting correction for the month start. • Ramadan isha follows Umm al-Qura (two hours after maghrib). Note: like other apps, the notification sound follows the phone's silent switch and Focus mode. Privacy: your location is used on your device only and never sent anywhere. No accounts, no ads. The artwork of Bilal (may God be pleased with him) seen from behind is illustrative, recalling the first muezzin in Islam; it is not a depiction of his person.