Sajda is a free Android application created by GOOD/APP that brings together essential Islamic worship resources. It focuses on providing prayer times, the Quran text, and a few complementary features without advertisements or tracking.
After installing the app, it requests permission to access your device’s location. This enables the app to calculate local prayer times using standard Islamic methods. You can manually select a different city or adjust the calculation parameters if needed. The Quran section lets you swipe between surahs and tap verses to scroll within a chapter. The Qibla compass uses the device’s magnetometer to show the direction of Mecca.
The app can be downloaded from the Appitika store. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap “Install,” grant location permission when prompted, and the app will appear on your home screen. No additional setup is required to start using the core features.
Anyone looking for a straightforward, ad‑free tool to keep track of prayer times and read the Quran on an Android device will benefit from Sajda. It is especially handy for travelers, students, and anyone who prefers a minimal interface without extra clutter.
Internet is required only for the initial location lookup. Once prayer times are calculated, they are stored locally. The Quran text is bundled with the app, so reading does not need a connection.
Yes, the settings include common calculation methods (e.g., Muslim World League, ISNA) and allow you to adjust the angle of twilight if you follow a specific school of thought.
The free version does not contain analytics or advertising SDKs, so no personal data is sent to external servers beyond the location request needed for prayer‑time calculation.
The interface is primarily in English, and the Quran is presented in Arabic. Additional language support may be added in future updates.









