Qiyam Iqamah reminders
A reminder before each Iqamah, timed from your own mosque's gap for each of the five prayers.
السلام عليكم
Reminded before the Iqamah, not just the Adhan.
Most prayer apps alert you when the Adhan is called. But the congregation starts at the Iqamah — and every mosque sets its own gap. Enter your mosque's gap once, and Qiyam tells you in time to be there.
Free · Android 7.0 or newer · Google Play coming soon
- No ads
- No account
- No tracking
- Works offline
How it works
One simple sum, done for every prayer
You set each gap yourself — nothing is guessed or preset. Leave a prayer blank and it simply gets no reminder.
Adhanfrom the timetable
Iqamah gapyour mosque's, per prayer
Warninghow early you want it
Your reminderon time, every time
Accurate timesFrom the AlAdhan prayer-times service, with a choice of calculation methods — Dubai / UAE, Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, Karachi, ISNA and more — and minute-level corrections to match your mosque's board.
Alarms that actually fireReminders are held by Android itself, so they ring even when the app is closed or the phone restarts — and the app tells you if a phone setting is stopping them.
Ready with no signalA year of prayer times is saved on your phone, and the whole Quran is built in. It keeps working without internet.
Features
Everything for your prayers, in one calm app
The full Adhan
Switch on the Adhan for any prayer and hear the complete call when its time begins. Swipe the notification away to stop it.
A pleasant reminder
Reminders play the Takbir — "Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar" — or a soft chime. Or keep your phone's gentle ping.
Jumu'ah mode
On Fridays, Dhuhr becomes Jumu'ah at the fixed time your mosque holds it — with a one-tap option for the UAE's 12:45 pm.
Ramadan, Suhoor & Iftar
A Suhoor alarm before Imsak and an Iftar alert at Maghrib, switching on and off by themselves each Ramadan.
Qibla compass
Points to the Kaaba using true north, with the exact bearing and your distance to Makkah. It tells you if the compass needs calibrating.
Memorise (Hifz)
Learn ayah by ayah, test your recall, and let spaced review — 1, 2, 4, 7, 14 then 30 days — bring each one back at the right time.
Tasbih & the 99 Names
A 33-bead tasbih counter for the dhikr after prayer, and the Beautiful Names of Allah with their meanings.
Prayer log
Mark each prayer as prayed, see your streak and the last 14 days at a glance. It stays private on your phone.
Home-screen widget
The next prayer and today's times, right on your home screen.
Easy to read
Large text by default, with an Extra large setting — comfortable for older eyes across the whole app.
Private by design
No account, no ads, no analytics. Your gaps, log, bookmarks and counts never leave your phone.
The Quran
Read it the way you learned it
The complete Quran is built into the app — no download, no waiting. Choose the script you grew up with, and a translation in your own language.
- Uthmani script — the Madinah mushaf style used across the Arab world.
- IndoPak script — the South Asian mushaf style read in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.
- Adjustable Arabic size, bookmarks, and "continue reading" where you left off.
English
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हिन्दी
বাংলা
Qibla
Face the Kaaba with confidence
The Qibla is the great-circle bearing to the Kaaba — the true direction, not a straight line drawn on a flat map. The compass uses your phone's combined sensors for a true-north heading, and a gentle pulse tells you when you are facing it.
A closer look
Designed to be calm and beautiful
A night sky, Islamic geometry and gold ornament — with gentle motion throughout.
Privacy
Your worship is your own
The app sends only your location, to the prayer-times service, to get your timetable — about once a year. Choosing the IndoPak script also downloads its font once. Nothing else leaves your phone.
0accounts to create
0ads, ever
0analytics or tracking
On deviceyour gaps, log, bookmarks and counts
Questions
Frequently asked
Is it really free?
Yes. The app is free, with no ads, no subscriptions and no in-app purchases.
Which phones does it work on?
Android phones running Android 7.0 or newer. There is no iPhone version yet.
Where do the prayer times come from?
From the AlAdhan prayer-times service, using the calculation method you choose — Dubai / UAE is the default. You can nudge any prayer by a minute or two to match your mosque's timetable exactly.
Why do I have to enter the Iqamah gap myself?
Because every mosque sets its own, and a guess would be wrong for most people. Ask your mosque or check the board at the entrance — you only do it once.
My reminders or the Adhan don't sound. What should I check?
Open the app's Settings: it checks whether Android is blocking its alarms or has its notifications switched off, and takes you straight to the setting that fixes it. Reminders and the Adhan play at your alarm volume, so make sure that isn't turned down.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. A year of prayer times is saved on your phone and the Quran is built in. The IndoPak script's font downloads once, the first time you choose it.
حَيَّ عَلَى الصَّلَاةِ
Never miss the congregation
Download the app, choose your city, enter your mosque's Iqamah gaps — and you're set.
Free · about 100 MB · open the downloaded file and allow installing if Android asks.
Google Play coming soon.