
Al-Azan - Prayer Times
Published by Meypod
Privacy focused open-source muslim Adhan (islamic prayer times) and qibla app
Highlights
- Shows the daily schedule for the five obligatory prayers on Android.
- Marks the adhan associated with each prayer time.
- Includes a qibla indicator for finding the direction of the Kaaba.
- Prayer times are derived from the device's location and the current date.
- Source code is available under AGPL-3.0-only.
About this application
Al-Azan is an Android application built around two everyday needs of Muslim users: knowing when each of the five daily prayers falls, and knowing which way to face. The prayer time side of the app produces a schedule for the current day and marks the adhan, the call that announces each prayer. Because these timings are derived from geographic position and calendar date rather than a fixed table, the app works from where the device is located.
The qibla side of the app indicates the direction of the Kaaba relative to the user's position, so it serves as an orientation aid rather than a mapping tool.
Meypod publishes the project and describes it as privacy focused. The source is released under AGPL-3.0-only, a copyleft license that also covers network use, which is worth noting for anyone planning to reuse the code in their own project. The listing covers Android only; there is no desktop, iOS, or browser build recorded here, so this is a phone and tablet application rather than a cross-platform one.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
com.github.meypod.al_azanv2.2.017.5 MBreleased 07/26/2026
SHA-256 from the manifest published by F-Droid, compared on 08/04/2026
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