Salati TV

The prayer clock for your living room: five prayer times, Quran recitation, radio and learning videos, no account and no ads.

Salati TV brings prayer times and the Quran to your Apple TV: calm, beautiful and ad-free. No account, no sign-in, no ads.

PRAYER CLOCK • A large, easy-to-read clock with the five daily prayer times and a countdown to the next prayer • Calculated fully on-device, no internet connection needed for the times • Pick your city from a large list; calculation method, Asr school (madhab), high-latitude rule and minute adjustment are all adjustable, the same calculation as the Salati phone app • Doubles as a calm screensaver for the living room • Call to prayer at prayer time, switchable per prayer (off by default)

QURAN • Read the Quran on your TV: Arabic text with translation and recitation • The complete Quran text ships inside the app: 6,236 verses, available offline • Eight Arabic typefaces to choose from, adjustable text size • Choose from many reciters with complete surahs in high-quality recordings • Save individual surahs, they then play without a connection • Quran radio: 24/7 recitation stations right on your TV

LEARN • Learning videos on Quranic Arabic, grammar and vocabulary • Podcast episodes to listen to • Short reels for in between • A knowledge quiz, play with the remote alone or as a second-screen game with your phone

CONNECT YOUR PHONE • Pair the Salati phone app with the TV via QR code (same Wi-Fi) • Control the TV comfortably from your phone, every screen is reachable from there • Answer the quiz on your phone while the question shows on the TV • No cloud, no sign-in: the connection stays local in your Wi-Fi

LANGUAGES Salati TV speaks 14 languages: English, German, Turkish, Arabic, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Bengali, Persian, Malay, Urdu, Russian, Swahili and Pashto. Interface, cities and quiz.

Salati TV is the TV companion to the Salati app: free, no ads, no tracking.

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