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First release. Prayer times with a visible calculation method, qibla direction with a sensor check and a Sun and Moon check, Hijri calendar with local correction, quiet approximate reminders, two widgets, iqamah and Jumu'ah settings, a Ramadan timetable PDF, a tasbih counter and full backup. Works offline, no account.
Qibla finder and prayer times with a visible method, Hijri dates, fully offline
Oatpendant is a qibla finder and prayer times app that shows where every time comes from. See the next prayer, your day's schedule, the qibla direction and the Hijri date, all calculated on your phone, with no account and no connection needed. Prayer times you can explain Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for the place you choose, entered by hand or with one optional location fix. Tap a time to see how it was worked out: the method, the angle, the rule for short summer nights in the north, your own adjustment and the rounding. Pick Standard or Hanafi Asr, add a personal offset to any prayer, and compare two calculation methods for the same day without changing your settings. Methods include Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Egyptian, Karachi, ISNA and several regional conventions. Qibla finder you can check The qibla direction is shown as a bearing from true north, with a clear message when the compass is unreliable, for example near metal or a magnetic case. No sensor, or no GPS? Choose a city and use the Sun and Moon check: it compares the qibla direction with a shadow or the Moon, so you can verify it without the compass. Hijri calendar with the sunset line A month grid shows Gregorian and Hijri dates together, using Umm al-Qura or tabular rules. Move the local correction by up to two days to match your community, and see exactly where the new Hijri day begins at sunset. Reminders and widgets Quiet reminders arrive about ten minutes before a prayer, or as you choose. They are approximate because Android can delay notifications; the schedule itself never changes. Two widgets show the next prayer and the whole day. Mosque and Ramadan tools Set iqamah as a fixed time or a number of minutes after the start, add two Jumu'ah sessions, or type in dates from your local timetable to see how closely the calculation matches it. Print a monthly Ramadan timetable as a PDF, with the end of Suhur, Iftar and both Asr times. Tasbih counter Tap to count, undo the last tap and set a goal of 33, 99, 100 or your own number. Nothing is reset when you reach the goal, and nothing is scored. Private and offline Your places, settings and counts stay on your phone. There is no account, no ads and no tracking in this version, and the app is free to use today. Export a full backup file and restore it on a new phone. For everyone 19 languages including right-to-left scripts, dark theme, large text and TalkBack support. Units follow your region. A note on accuracy Oatpendant is a scheduling tool, not a religious authority. Calculated times and Hijri dates can differ from your local mosque or community, so confirm with them. Method names describe calculation conventions only and do not imply affiliation or official status.
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