Best prayer time & Qibla apps for Android
Prayer time and Qibla apps calculate Fajr through Isha for your location, sound the Athan when each prayer comes in and point the phone toward the Kaaba.
13 apps ranked · How we rank
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A broad, free daily worship companion whose core features stand on their own, with Premium mainly buying offline Quran access and an ad-free interface.
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Number 2: Qibla Finder Compass 100%
CNT Interaktif Bilgi Tek. Yaz. San. ve Tic. A.S.
4.4 out of 5 (106.7K) 10M+ installs
A free Qibla compass with an AR prayer rug view that suits Muslims praying in unfamiliar places.
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A broad, free Quran app that suits anyone building a daily routine of reading, listening and prayer.
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A broad, free Islamic companion app whose offline Quran audio and multi-language translations are the strongest reasons to install it.
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A free, ad-supported companion that gathers prayer alarms, qibla direction, Quran reading and audio, and Dhikr tools into one app for daily practice.
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A free, wide-ranging worship companion for Muslims who want prayer times, Quran, Qibla and Azkar in one app.
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Number 7: WeMuslim: Muslim, Prayer&Qibla
Metaverse Technology FZ-LLC
4.1 out of 5 (20.5K) 5M+ installs
A free, ad-supported app that bundles prayer times, Qibla, Quran, Azkar and Hijri tools for daily Muslim practice.
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A free, ad-free qibla finder that doubles as a compact Quran, prayer time and dua companion for daily worship.
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A free, well-rounded Quran companion for daily reading, offline recitation and prayer timing, best suited to practical everyday use.
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Number 10: Qibla Compass: Qibla Direction
9D Muslim Apps - Quran, Qibla Direction & Prayers
3.8 out of 5 (247.8K) 10M+ installs
A free, ad-supported Qibla finder that pairs GPS direction with a mosque locator and Hijri calendar, best for prayer on the move.
More of the best prayer time & Qibla apps
About prayer time & Qibla apps
They help anyone who wants reminders that fit a real routine: travelers crossing time zones, students away from home and people whose local mosque timetable does not match their work hours. Some stay minimal, with accurate times and a clear compass. Others bundle a Hijri calendar, Quran reading and audio, Hadith collections, Tasbih counters, nearby mosque listings or community features. A few charge a subscription for advanced extras and others show ads, so decide how much beyond the prayer schedule you want.
What to look for
- Check which calculation methods and juristic conventions the app supports, since the right Fajr and Isha angles depend on your school of thought and region.
- Look at how the Qibla screen handles calibration and magnetic interference, because a compass reading that drifts can send you in the wrong direction indoors.
- See what the Athan settings allow, such as per-prayer alerts, silent mode behavior, and pre-prayer reminders, so notifications stay useful rather than disruptive.
- Confirm whether times and Qibla direction work offline, which matters when you travel without mobile data or roam abroad.
- Review what the app asks you to pay for and whether free use comes with ads, so you know what you get before installing.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.