Moatheni is a free Android application designed to help Muslims keep track of the five daily prayers, find the direction of the Qibla, read the Qur’an offline, and access a collection of authentic supplications (athkar). The app is built by محمود القائد and focuses on simplicity and reliability.
When you first open Moatheni, the app requests permission to access your device’s location. Using this data, it determines the appropriate calculation method for prayer times in your region. The Qibla feature uses the same location information to draw a line toward the Kaaba on a map view. All Qur’an content is stored locally, so you can read verses even when offline.
Moatheni is available as a free download from the Appitika store. The installation process follows the standard Android procedure: tap “Install,” grant location permission when prompted, and the app will be ready to use.
Anyone looking for a straightforward tool to manage prayer times, locate the Qibla, read the Qur’an offline, or incorporate daily supplications into their routine will benefit from Moatheni. It is especially handy for travelers, students, and anyone who prefers an ad‑free experience.
Internet is only required the first time you install the app to download the package. All prayer calculations, Qibla direction and Qur’an content work offline after that.
Moatheni uses the most common method based on your geographic location. At present the app does not expose alternative calculation settings.
Yes, you can choose from several built‑in sound tones and set how many minutes before each prayer you would like to be notified.
The app targets recent Android releases; however, it will run on most devices that support standard location services.









