Athan Prayer Times & Quran is a free Android application designed to help Muslims keep track of the five daily prayers, listen to Quran recitations, and access useful Islamic tools such as a Qibla compass and Hijri calendar. The app works offline, so you can rely on it even when you have limited internet connectivity.
When you first open the app, it requests permission to access your device’s location. Using that data, the app calculates prayer times according to the standard calculation methods used in the Muslim world. You can customize the alert sound, volume, and lead‑time for each prayer.
The Quran section lets you choose from several reciters. Once a recitation is selected, the audio file is stored locally, enabling playback without an internet connection. The Qibla compass uses the device’s magnetic sensor to show the direction of the Kaaba in real time.
The app is available for free on the Google Play Store. Simply search for "Athan Prayer Times & Quran" or use the package name com.tasbeeh.dua_muslim. After installation, open the app and follow the on‑screen prompts to enable location services and download the desired Quran recitations.
Anyone looking for a straightforward, offline‑capable tool to manage prayer times, listen to the Quran, and access basic Islamic utilities will benefit from this app. It is especially handy for travelers, students, and anyone who prefers a single app that combines several daily worship aids.
Internet is only required for the initial download of Quran audio files and for updating location data. Once the files are stored locally, the app works fully offline.
The app follows the most common calculation method based on your geographic location. If you need a specific method, check the settings menu for available options.
The compass uses the device’s built‑in magnetic sensor. For best accuracy, calibrate the sensor according to the on‑screen instructions.









