Help & Support.

On your phone, from the position of the sun at your location. Each prayer is the moment the sun reaches the angle your calculation method defines. Nothing is downloaded, so the times are there even with no connection.

The one your local masjid or authority follows. Open Settings → Prayer calculation to see all eleven, each with its Fajr and Isha angles and the regions that use it. If you are not sure, ask at your masjid or compare the app with its printed timetable for a few days.

Standard starts Asr when an object's shadow equals its height, plus its shadow at noon. Hanafi starts when the shadow is twice the height, which is later. Choose the one you follow in Settings → Prayer calculation.

Yes. Many timetables add a few minutes of precaution. Settings → Minute adjustments lets you move each prayer by up to 30 minutes either way, and the alerts follow the adjusted times.

Open the Qibla tab and hold the phone flat in your palm, or upright in portrait with the screen facing you. Turn until the Qibla marker sits under the pointer at the top. The app says You are facing the Qibla and the phone gives a short vibration.

Adhan alarm plays the full adhan on the alarm volume, even when the phone is on silent or vibrate. Adhan notification plays the adhan with an ordinary notification and stays quiet when the phone is on silent. Simple notification uses a standard sound, without the adhan. You choose one style, then switch each prayer on or off.

Alerts are scheduled seven days ahead and renewed every time you open the app. If the app stays closed for a week, they run out until you open it again.

No. Prayer times, the Qibla, the duas, the city list and the adhan are all on your phone, and the app makes no network requests.

Yes. Tap Choose a city instead on the first screen, or go to Settings → Location to pick a city or enter exact coordinates. Times are shown in your phone's time zone.

The app calculates the Hijri date with the tabular Islamic calendar, and a local moon sighting can fall a day either side of it. Settings → Hijri date has a day adjustment to bring it in line.

From the Quran and the hadith collections. Every dua shows its source, such as the surah and ayah or the collection and number, under the translation. If you spot a mistake in a text or a reference, please tell me.

Yes. Your location is used on your phone to work out the times and the Qibla, and it is saved only there. There is no account, no analytics and no server behind the app.