Islamic Calendar & Prayer Time is a free Android application developed by ImranQureshi.com. It brings together several daily‑use Islamic utilities—prayer schedules, Qibla compass, Hijri calendar, Quran reading and more—into a single, lightweight app.
When you first open the app, it asks for permission to access your location. This information is used to compute accurate prayer times based on the calculation method you select in the settings. You can also manually set a location if you prefer.
The Qibla compass uses the phone’s magnetometer and GPS to point toward Mecca. The Hijri calendar runs independently of the Gregorian calendar, letting you convert dates in either direction.
The app is available as a free download from the Google Play Store. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap “Install,” grant location permission when prompted, and launch the app.
Islamic Calendar & Prayer Time runs on Android devices that support location services and basic sensor functions. No specific Android version is listed, but the app is designed for modern smartphones and tablets.
Muslims who want a single, offline‑ready tool for daily worship activities will benefit from this app. It is also handy for travelers who need quick access to prayer times and Qibla direction without internet connectivity.
After the initial installation, most features—including prayer calculations, Qibla compass, and Quran reading—work offline. An internet connection is only needed for updates.
Yes. The settings menu includes a list of common calculation methods, allowing you to choose the one that matches your local practice.
The app offers a selection of built‑in Athan recordings. You can choose the one you prefer in the notification settings.
The compass uses the device’s sensors and GPS, providing a direction that is accurate enough for everyday use. For precise alignment, you may want to calibrate the sensor according to your device’s instructions.









