OnlineAzan is a free Android application developed by Online Azan Innovation Lab that lets users receive the call to prayer (azan) directly from their own mosque. The app connects to a mosque’s broadcast and streams the azan to the phone, providing a convenient way to stay aware of prayer times wherever you are.
After installing the app, you need to link it with your mosque. The mosque must have an online azan feed that the app can access. Once linked, the app checks the scheduled prayer times and streams the live azan at each moment. If the automatic wake‑up option is turned on, the phone’s alarm will sound at the exact time the azan begins.
Download the APK from a trusted source, install it on your Android device, and grant the necessary permissions for network access and alarm scheduling. Open the app, follow the prompts to select or enter your mosque’s online azan feed, and configure the automatic wake‑up setting according to your preference.
Muslims who travel frequently, work away from their local masjid, or prefer a personalized prayer reminder will benefit from OnlineAzan. It is also helpful for households where the mosque’s external speaker may not be audible.
The app works on Android versions that support standard network and alarm APIs. If you encounter issues, check that your device is running a recent update.
Streaming the live azan requires an active internet connection. The automatic wake‑up feature also depends on the app’s ability to retrieve the schedule, which is internet‑based.
Open the app’s settings and toggle the “Automatic Wake‑up” option off. The app will continue to stream the azan when you open it manually.
OnlineAzan requires a live stream URL from the mosque. If your mosque does not provide one, you may contact them to request an online azan service.









