Azan Call app for iPhone and iPad

This is a simple utility application for Muslims across the world to keep track of prayer times, set reminders, read duas and listen to recitation of Holy Quran. It contains various features like;

• Recitations of Holy Quran
There are multiple recitations of Holy Quran available in this application. If you prefer to listen to a certain voice, you can choose so and proceed to hear the recitation.

• Multiple Prayer Times Calculation Method
We have included all prayer times calculation methods which are popular in the world. Now depending upon your location and school of thought you follow, you can choose what method to choose to see the appropriate prayer times accordingly.

• Qibla Direction
Now you can use this application to find the direction of Qibla from anywhere in the world. Just hold the phone horizontally in your hands and keep rotating until the Qibla icon is lit up in full. That would be the most approximate direction to Qibla from any location. Since this depends upon the magnetic poles and hardware of the phone, we suggest that you perform this away from other electronic devices for efficient performance.

• Prayer Time Reminders
You can customise when would you like to be reminded about the prayer times. So if the local mosque or your workplace have slightly different times, you can manually adjust the time of reminders.

• Nearby Mosques
If you’re visiting a new place and would like to know about the locations of nearby mosques, this application will help you in that as well. You can see a list of nearby mosques as well as a map of local area with nearby mosque locations drawn on it.

• Duas & Tasbeeh
The application includes several duas that you can recite as well as a digital counter for you to recite certain tasbeehat.

Please feel free to explore these rich features in the application. We continuously update the application to add more content and features. If you like the application and find it useful, please leave your review on App Store with your experience.

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