Prayer Times: Quran Athan Qibla is a free Android application developed by Foxen Tech Solution. It is designed to help Muslims keep track of daily prayer schedules, listen to the call to prayer, read the Holy Quran and locate the Qibla direction wherever they are.
After installing the app, it requests permission to access the device’s location. This information is used solely to calculate accurate prayer times for the user’s city or coordinates. The main screen displays the current time, the next prayer, and the remaining minutes until that prayer. Tapping any item opens a dedicated view: the Quran screen offers navigation by Surah or Juz, the Qibla screen shows a compass overlay, and the Azan settings let users customize alert tones and volumes.
The application is available for free on the Google Play Store. Users need Android devices with standard location services enabled. Installation follows the usual Play Store process: tap “Install,” wait for the download, and open the app to complete the initial setup.
Any Muslim who wants a single, offline‑ready tool for daily worship can benefit from this app. It is especially handy for travelers, students, and anyone who prefers a lightweight solution without multiple separate applications.
After the initial download, all features—including prayer times, Quran text, audio recitations and Qibla compass—work offline. An internet connection is only needed for the first installation.
Yes, the settings include a list of common calculation methods (e.g., Muslim World League, Umm al‑Qura). Users can select the one that matches their local practice.
The app provides Arabic text with optional transliteration. Translation options depend on the bundled language packs; users can switch among the available languages in the Quran view.
The compass uses the device’s built‑in magnetometer and GPS coordinates to point toward the Kaaba. Accuracy is comparable to other standard Qibla finder tools, provided the device’s sensors are calibrated.









