Azan Call is a free Android utility designed to help Muslims keep track of the five daily prayers. Developed by Waqar Naqvi, the app offers basic tools such as prayer‑time notifications, Qibla direction assistance and a selection of short duas.
After installing the app, you can configure your preferred calculation method for prayer times based on your region or school of thought. The app then calculates the times automatically using your device’s location services. When a prayer time approaches, a notification appears according to the reminder settings you choose.
The Qibla feature activates the device’s magnetic sensor. Hold the phone level and rotate it until the on‑screen indicator aligns, giving you an approximate direction toward Mecca.
Azan Call is distributed as a free download from the Appitika store. Tap the install button, grant location permission when prompted (required for accurate prayer‑time calculation), and the app will appear in your app drawer.
Anyone who wants a straightforward way to receive prayer reminders and locate the Qibla without extra frills will benefit from Azan Call. It is especially suitable for users who prefer a lightweight, free solution.
No. Once the app has determined your location, it calculates prayer times locally. An internet connection is only needed for the initial download.
The app uses the default notification tone set on your device. Custom sounds are not currently supported.
Azan Call targets standard Android devices. Specific version requirements are not listed, but the app runs on most recent releases.









