SalamAI is a free Android application that brings together several core tools for daily Islamic practice. Developed by Salhi Rateb, the app combines prayer‑time calculations, the full text of the Qur’an, Athan notifications and a collection of daily Duas. It is intended to help Muslims stay connected to their faith throughout the day, whether at home, at work or on the move.
A built‑in compass points toward the Kaaba, using the device’s location services to provide an accurate direction for prayer.
When the app is first opened, it requests permission to access the device’s location. This information is used solely to calculate local prayer times and to orient the Qibla compass. Users can select their preferred calculation method and adjust notification settings in the Settings menu. The Qur’an reader works offline; once the app is installed, all text is available without an internet connection.
SalamAI is distributed as a free download from the Google Play Store. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap “Install,” grant location permission when prompted, and the app will be ready for use. No additional purchases or in‑app fees are required.
Anyone looking for a straightforward, all‑in‑one Islamic utility on Android will benefit from SalamAI. It is especially helpful for users who prefer a single app for prayer times, Qur’an reading and daily supplications without the need for multiple separate tools.
Internet is only required for the initial download and for any optional updates. All core features, including the Qur’an text and prayer‑time calculations, work offline once the app is installed.
Yes. The app’s Settings menu includes options to select a different alert tone or to disable sound altogether.
The app uses location data solely to compute prayer times and Qibla direction. It does not retain or share this information beyond the immediate calculation.









