Waqt: Prayer Times & Qibla
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Waqt is a prayer times and adhan app built on a simple belief: the five daily prayers are the quiet architecture of a Muslim day, and the app that carries them should be accurate, calm and beautiful. Salah times, azan alerts, qibla compass and Ramadan timings are computed on your device and work fully offline, under a deep night-sky interface built for a glance.
ACCURATE, LIKE YOUR MOSQUE
- Prayer times calculated on-device by your country's authority: Diyanet, ISNA, Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Egyptian, Karachi and more
- Match my mosque: pick any method manually and fine-tune each prayer minute by minute
- Works completely offline. No signal, no problem
NEVER MISS A PRAYER
- Adhan notifications with a real adhan sound
- One tap silences the adhan while you pray
- Home-screen widget: the next prayer, always in view
A COMPANION FOR THE WHOLE YEAR
- Ramadan mode: imsak and iftar at a glance, with a suhoor countdown
- Monthly times table for planning ahead
- Hijri holy days: Mawlid, Miraj, Laylat al-Qadr and more
- Qibla compass, missed-prayer (kaza) tracker and tasbih counter
DESIGNED LIKE AN OBSERVATORY
A deep night sky, a giant countdown and a glowing sun arc — and with Pro, a sky that shifts through the day. No clutter, no noise. Available in 10 languages.
HONEST BY DESIGN
The prayer times, the countdown and adhan notifications are always free, with no ad in the way. Qibla, Tasbih, the monthly table and missed-prayer tracking open for four hours with one optional ad you choose to watch — or stay open for good with Waqt Pro, which also removes ads and adds the living day-cycling sky and the gilded widget face. Pro is a subscription, monthly or yearly. Cancel anytime.
ACCURATE, LIKE YOUR MOSQUE
- Prayer times calculated on-device by your country's authority: Diyanet, ISNA, Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Egyptian, Karachi and more
- Match my mosque: pick any method manually and fine-tune each prayer minute by minute
- Works completely offline. No signal, no problem
NEVER MISS A PRAYER
- Adhan notifications with a real adhan sound
- One tap silences the adhan while you pray
- Home-screen widget: the next prayer, always in view
A COMPANION FOR THE WHOLE YEAR
- Ramadan mode: imsak and iftar at a glance, with a suhoor countdown
- Monthly times table for planning ahead
- Hijri holy days: Mawlid, Miraj, Laylat al-Qadr and more
- Qibla compass, missed-prayer (kaza) tracker and tasbih counter
DESIGNED LIKE AN OBSERVATORY
A deep night sky, a giant countdown and a glowing sun arc — and with Pro, a sky that shifts through the day. No clutter, no noise. Available in 10 languages.
HONEST BY DESIGN
The prayer times, the countdown and adhan notifications are always free, with no ad in the way. Qibla, Tasbih, the monthly table and missed-prayer tracking open for four hours with one optional ad you choose to watch — or stay open for good with Waqt Pro, which also removes ads and adds the living day-cycling sky and the gilded widget face. Pro is a subscription, monthly or yearly. Cancel anytime.
Accurate azan and salah times, offline, with Ramadan mode and a home widget.
Updated on
Sep 2, 2026
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- This app may share these data types with third partiesLocation, App activity and 2 others
- This app may collect these data typesLocation, App activity and 2 others
- Data is encrypted in transit
- Data can’t be deleted
What’s new
Prayer alerts now actually arrive: the app never asked for notification permission, because all five prayers are on by default and the request only ran when you switched one on. It asks on first run now.\n\nAn isha after midnight is no longer lost, the qibla no longer freezes on Android, Umm al-Qura adds its Ramadan half hour, and you are asked which city you are in the first time you open the app.
