Salati - Prayer Times & Qiblah

Name: Salati - Prayer Times & Qiblah
Rating: 4.5 (218 reviews)
Author: Omar Mustafa

By: Omar Mustafa

Muslims' Prayers Guide

Features & Capabilities

Salati is Muslim's complete prayer time notifier for any city in the world with very accurate Qiblah-compass and compatible with iOS14+ for iPhones, iPods, iPads, Vision Pro and Macs.

► Salati is fully supported in English & Arabic ► Ads free ► Includes a widget that shows the prayer times of the day, as well as the Qiblah compass (accessible from the lock screen as well). ► Automatically detect your location or search for it in any language! ► Calculation Method is automatically selected upon selecting the location and can be adjusted ► A beautiful collection of prayer athan recitations for all or selected prayers, including SMS alert & no sound. ► Select the background from a collection of beautiful images ► View the times for any month in the year ► View the Hijri dates for each day and adjust it if needed ► View major mosques nearby using Apple Maps (or Google Maps if available) ► Send us a feedback, share the app, and write a review from within the app if you wish

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Omar Mustafa

Rating:

4.50

(218)

Version:

2.6 Last updated: 2024-05-30

Version code:

865700151

Creation date:

2015-05-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

9.12MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 111,430 ▼ 17

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Developed by:

Omar Mustafa

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/salati-prayer-times-qiblah/id989658823

User Reviews

Perfect

by Po*****, 2022-04-19

Truly the best app for namaz times. Definitely recommend the alerts and themes are outstanding.

by An*****, 2020-09-11

All in all, it’s a nice app! I NEVER open up the Prayer app and almost always use the widget. It takes a bit of counter-space compared to QuranMajeed but still nice. Get rid of that Qibla icon, i thought it functioned within the widget which would’ve been nice, but it just opens up the app again to check the Qibla.