Islam. Namaz. Ramadan. - Prayer times & Quran

This application calculates prayer times according to the Hanafi school of thought based on the method recognized by the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, and there may be a difference of 2 to 5 minutes from the official approved times. You can use the app settings to adjust how prayer times are calculated and to switch between various schools of thought. Additionally, you have the option to enter your own prayer times in the app settings.

Wishing you a blessed upcoming Ramadan!

The Ramadan calendar has been added. Please note that the times for breaking fast and starting the fast may vary by 1-2 minutes from the official calendar.

We begin in the name of Allah, the Most Compassionate and Most Merciful.

We present to all Muslims the “Islam. Prayer.” mobile application.

Customize the reminders for prayer times to suit your preferences.

Keep track of the Ramadan calendar and prayer times using our app.

You can recite and listen to the Holy Quran.

Determine the direction of Qibla, which points to where the city of Mecca is located.

Familiarize yourself with and memorize the 99 beautiful names and attributes of Allah.

Gain comprehensive information about the 40 obligatory acts in Islam.

Explore prayers for various situations.

Identify the locations of mosques situated in Uzbekistan.

The Quran (Quran, Qur'an) is sourced from alquran.cloud.

"Islam. Prayer: Your All-in-One Spiritual Anchor for Devotion and Discovery"

As a Muslim navigating the hustle of modern life while striving to stay rooted in faith, this app has become my digital sanctuary—a seamless blend of precision, practicality, and profound spiritual enrichment. The Hanafi prayer time calculations, tailored to Uzbekistan’s guidelines, strike a delicate balance between accuracy and adaptability; tweaking adhan alerts by even a minute ensures I never miss a salah, whether I’m in Tashkent or Toronto. The Ramadan calendar is a revelation: pre-dawn sahur reminders and iftar countdowns sync effortlessly with local timings, turning the holy month into a rhythm of grace rather than guesswork. But what truly captivates me is the app’s holistic ethos—reciting the Quran via crisp audio streams from alquran.cloud, aligning my prayers with the Qibla compass’s unerring needle, and diving into the 99 Names of Allah during quiet moments feels like carrying a pocket-sized madrasa. The mosque locator for Uzbekistan is a lifeline for travelers, while the 40 obligatory acts section demystifies fiqh with clarity, making it a primer for both newcomers and the devout. Customizable reminders, situational du’as, and even the humility to let users manually adjust times reflect an app that listens as much as it guides. For anyone yearning to harmonize faith with modernity, Islam. Prayer isn’t just an app—it’s a bridge between the heart and the heavens. 🌙📿 Ramadan Mubarak, indeed—this is how technology serves the soul.