Millat is a free Android application developed by UmmatGroup that brings together several daily Islamic tools in one place. It is designed for Muslims who want quick access to accurate prayer schedules, a reliable Qibla compass, the full Quran with translation and recitation, and basic financial calculations such as Zakat.
When the app is opened for the first time it asks for permission to access the device’s location. This information is used solely to generate local prayer times and to orient the Qibla compass. The prayer schedule updates automatically as the user moves to a new location. Quran audio can be streamed directly, and the reading position is saved so users can resume where they left off.
The app is available through the standard Android package name com.ummat.millatapp. Installation follows the usual process: download from a trusted source, grant location permission, and start using the features immediately. No login or account creation is required.
Anyone looking for a lightweight, ad‑free solution to manage daily religious practices will benefit from Millat. It is especially handy for travelers, students, and professionals who need quick access to prayer times and Qibla direction without switching between multiple apps.
Only for the initial location detection and for streaming audio recitations. Once prayer times are calculated, they can be used offline.
No. The app operates without requiring a login and does not send location or usage data to external services.
The app targets standard Android versions; however, exact minimum requirements are not specified. It should run on most devices that support location services.









