Prayer times.
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Athan reminders, the Quran, qibla, the monthly timetable and widgets. Free and ad-free.

SalahNow home screen: time left until the maghrib adhan, the daily light strip and today’s six prayer times

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Monday, October 19 · 8 Jumada al-Ula 1448 (estimated)

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Sunrise

Sunrise 07:24

in 49 min 13 sec

It’s time for Fajr.

TODAY’S TIMES

Diyanet timetable
  1. FajrNow
  2. Sunrise
  3. Dhuhr
  4. Asr
  5. Maghrib
  6. Isha

Everything you return to during the day.

Widgets, the Quran, qibla, dhikr and the monthly timetable in one app.

SalahNow prayer time widgets: prayer countdown, dhikr counter and the daily ayah on the Home Screen

Prayer times always in view.

Without opening the app. Prayer-time widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.

Widget guide
Quran feed screen: Al-Fatihah 1, the Arabic ayah and its translation

Swipe to read the Quran.

Translation, recitation, tafsir. Start from a surah, juz or page; 27 tafsir sources, translations in 10 languages and word-by-word meaning in 8. Your place is remembered.

Quran guide
Qibla map: the line from Fatih to the Kaaba and a distance of 2,407 km

Find your qibla with the compass.

And the mosque nearby. See the line to the Kaaba on the map; in a new city, list the mosques nearby and get directions with one tap.

Qibla guide
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Inside the app.

Small things that matter every day.

16 athan recordings. A different one for each prayer.

Preview before you choose; set one recording for fajr and another for maghrib. Or keep a silent notification only.

  • Makkah athanSelected
  • Classic athanPreview
  • Madinah athanPreview

The countdown to the adhan on your Lock Screen.

See the countdown without opening the app.

1:31Until Maghrib · Adhan 19:12

Hanafi or Shafi Asr.

Choose the madhab option used for calculated Asr times.

HanafiShafi

Discouraged prayer periods.

Show the periods in the timetable if you wish; the home screen warns you.

  • Show discouraged periods

Times stay in place without a connection.

When the connection drops, times are calculated on your device; once it returns, the published timetable of your chosen institution is used again.

  • OfflineCalculating

27 tafsir sources, translations in 10 languages, word by word in 8.

Diyanet, Kur’an Yolu, Ibn Kathir and more; choose the source as you read.

  • DiyanetSelected
  • Kur’an Yolu
  • Ibn Kathir

Zakat, fitrah, fidyah and Quran radio.

Enter your assets and see an itemized calculation. Listen to recitation on 176 radio channels and watch the live broadcast from Masjid al-Haram.

  • Zakat calculation2.5% · above nisab
  • Quran RadioLive

Know where the time comes from.

  • Türkiye

    Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı

    Province and district timetable

  • Malaysia · Singapore

    JAKIM e-Solat · MUIS

    Official timetable

  • Other countries

    14 calculation methods

    Suggested for your location

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Your location, for prayer times.

Choose your city by hand if you prefer.

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Frequently asked questions.

Is SalahNow really free?

Yes. There are no ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases in the app. A free account is all you need for shared features such as group khatm, shared dhikr and Community.

How are prayer times determined?

In Türkiye, the timetable published by Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı is used for the city you select. Official institution timetables are used in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia and Bosnia and Herzegovina; in other countries, one of 14 calculation methods suggested for your location is used. You can see and change the selected source in settings.

Why do prayer times differ between apps?

The difference usually comes from the source: one app may use an institution’s published table while another uses an astronomical calculation. Location, time zone, calculation method and safety-margin minutes also change the times. SalahNow shows which source it is using; when comparing, make sure the same city, date and source are selected.

Are fajr and the morning adhan the same?

In the Diyanet timetable, fajr is the moment the morning prayer time begins; the morning adhan is called then, and eating and drinking end at that time when fasting. Sunrise is when the morning prayer time ends. The app shows both separately.

Why didn’t the adhan notification arrive?

First check that notifications are switched on for that prayer inside the app, then check the phone’s notification permission for SalahNow. Focus mode, silent mode and battery optimisation can suppress notifications. The notification health steps in the help centre narrow the problem down in order.

Can I use the app offline?

Without a connection, times are calculated on your device and shown; the institution’s published table is only used when you are online. Content such as the Quran text, recitation and tafsir requires an internet connection.

Do I need to create an account?

No. Prayer times, the Quran, qibla, the dhikr counter and the calendar work without an account. An account is needed for sync across devices, group khatm and dhikr rooms, and Community.

Which athan recordings are available?

You can choose from 16 athan recordings, set a different one for each prayer and preview them before choosing. You can also keep a silent notification instead of an audible alert.

Which languages are supported?

Turkish, English, Arabic, Indonesian, Malay, Urdu, Bengali, German, French and Persian. The app is offered under its own local name in each language, and Quran translation and dua sources vary by language.

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