Prayer times
Astronomical times for a city you pick with GPS or search. Methods include Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, ISNA, Egypt, Karachi, and others. Asr by madhab. Midnight and last third of the night for Qiyam.
Prayer times for the city you choose
Qibla, Hijri calendar, adhkar, fasting, and Zakat on the same device. No account, no ads, no analytics.
What it does
Qibla
Direction to the Kaaba from the saved location. Works held flat or upright, with magnetic declination.
Hijri calendar
Gregorian and Hijri side by side. Islamic New Year, Ashura, Ramadan, the two Eids, Day of Arafah, and optional White Days reminders.
Adhkar and duas
About 200 duas in 16 groups - morning and evening, the prayer, sleep, travel and Hajj, illness, protection, duas from the Qur'an and more - only from the Qur'an and the authentic Sunnah, each in Arabic with its source and a plain rendering. Optional morning and evening reminders.
Tasbih and the 99 Names
A tap counter for dhikr with a goal and a count that is kept, and the 99 Names of Allah in Arabic with their meanings.
Fasting
Today's suhoor and iftar countdown, the recommended fasts coming up, and a counter for the days of Ramadan you still owe.
Zakat
Cash, gold by karat, and silver. Nisab from gold (85 g) or silver (595 g). Metal prices come from a public currency feed and are approximate.
Adhan and alarms
Optional downloaded recitations, or a sound file from your phone. Exact alarms when Android allows them; otherwise the system may delay the notice. Restored after reboot. Some phones still need battery restrictions lifted.
Offline months
Once a month is on the device, that month still works without a network. If a later month is missing, times can be computed on the phone.
Privacy. There is no Salati account and no Salati server. Configured coordinates are sent to the Aladhan prayer-times API only when a month is downloaded. Settings (including location, any Zakat figures, and your fasting make-up count, your tasbih count) can be included in Android Backup. Full policy.