Accurate, local, yours
Prayer times you can trust.
Precise times for your exact location, computed with trusted calculation methods — and your mosque's jamāʿah times when you want them. Set it once, then simply pray.
Calculation methods
Twelve trusted calculation methods.
Methods differ mainly in the twilight angles used for Fajr and Isha — pick the one your community follows, and your times fall into place.
| Method | Region or organisation |
|---|---|
| Muslim World League | Widely followed across Europe and beyond |
| ISNA | Islamic Society of North America |
| Umm al-Qura | Makkah, Saudi Arabia |
| Egyptian General Authority | Egypt and parts of Africa |
| University of Karachi | Pakistan, Bangladesh and India |
| Tehran | Institute of Geophysics, Iran |
| Kuwait | Kuwait |
| Qatar | Qatar |
| Dubai | United Arab Emirates |
| Singapore | Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura |
| Diyanet | Turkey — Presidency of Religious Affairs |
| Moonsighting Committee | Worldwide |
Asr timing
Your madhab, your Asr.
Choose Standard (Shafiʿi) or Hanafi Asr. The Hanafi method waits until an object's shadow is twice its length, so Asr falls later in the afternoon. It's a one-tap choice in settings — and every time and reminder follows it.
Notifications
Reminders that fit your routine.
Every prayer gets its own reminder — a few minutes before the adhān if you like time to prepare, at the adhān itself, or a gentle nudge afterwards. Quiet, respectful defaults; you stay in charge.
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Per-prayer control
Set each of the five prayers separately — before, at, or after the adhān time.
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Jamāʿah reminders
Follow a mosque and get a nudge before congregation starts, so you leave on time.
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Respectful by default
No noisy pile-ups of alerts — just the reminders you asked for, worded gently.
In rhythm with your day
A day that follows the sun.
The whole app shifts with your real day — soft daylight, a warm sunset, the calm of night — so opening it feels like glancing at the sky, with the Hijri date always alongside.
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A living scene
Daylight, sunset and night arrive on screen as they do outside your window.
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Hijri alongside Gregorian
Today's Islamic date sits with the civil one — with an adjustment for local moon sighting.
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Patterns you can see
Insights show your completion patterns across day, week, month and year.
Following a mosque?
Your mosque's times, everywhere.
Follow your local mosque in the Mosque tab and its published timetable takes over across the whole app — home screen, reminders and tools alike — so the times you see are the times your community keeps.
Prayer times, answered.
Different calculation methods use different sun angles to define Fajr and Isha, so two apps can honestly disagree by a few minutes. Salah Habit lets you choose from twelve trusted methods, so your times match the convention your community follows.
Two: Standard (Shafiʿi) and Hanafi. The Hanafi method places Asr later in the afternoon, and you can switch between the two with one tap in settings.
Yes. A Hijri adjustment setting lets you shift the date so the app aligns with your local moon-sighting announcements.
Yes. Reminders are scheduled with iOS local notifications, so they arrive on time without you needing to open the app.
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Salah Habit: Prayer Tracker · by Venturity Ltd · iPhone, iOS 18+