Prayer times
Accurate times, multiple methods, adhan reminders.
Android · Free · No ads
A calmer way to keep your daily rhythm.
Prayer times, a true-north Qibla, morning and evening azkar, duas, your daily tracker and tasbeeh — held together in one calm, considered place.
Next prayer · Locating…
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Finding your city from your network…
Everything you need
Six tools. One quiet place.
Designed to feel like one continuous practice, not six separate apps.
Qibla
Compass, arrow, map and AR — with true-north accuracy.
Azkar & Duas
Morning, evening and daily-life duas in eight languages.
Tracker & Tasbeeh
A gentle daily record and a tactile dhikr counter.
Today's rhythm
Your day,
Your day,
in your city.
Locating your city…
Approximate location from your network
Fajr—
Sunrise—
Dhuhr—
Asr—
Maghrib—
Isha—
Next prayer
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Qibla—
Distance—
Approximate times based on your network location. For exact times, set your location in the app.
Your city
Locating…
How it works
Three quiet steps.
No setup maze. Open Fajro, let it find your city, and begin.
Make it yours
Choose your language, theme and calculation method. Fajro remembers it.
Set your rhythm
Track prayers, Qur’an, azkar and duas. Gentle streaks, no guilt.
Keep the remembrance
Count dhikr, open a dua, and return to the next prayer. One calm loop.
5Daily prayers
39Azkar
40Duas
8Languages
Qibla
A compass that meets you where you are.
True-north bearing, magnetic declination correction, and a fine-tune control to align with your local mosque.
- Five compass styles, 2–8-ended roses
- Compass, arrow, map and AR camera
- Beep, vibrate or silent when facing the Qibla
Azkar & Duas
Words for the morning, the evening, and everything between.
Morning and evening azkar, plus 40 daily-life duas — with translations in English, Urdu, Arabic, French, Spanish, Turkish, Hindi and Bengali.
EnglishاردوالعربيةFrançaisEspañolTürkçeहिन्दीবাংলা
Tracker & Tasbeeh
A gentle record of your day.
Log the five prayers, Qur’an, azkar, duas and tasbeeh. See a calm streak, open your stats, and keep the next moment close.
- Daily tracker with streaks and 7-day history
- Multiple dhikr options and a tactile counter
- Advanced stats in Premium
Fajro Premium
Go deeper.
Explore Premium
Go deeper.
Stay grounded.
Premium is for the parts of the practice that ask for more: more ways to find the Qibla, more insight into your week, more room for community.
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Exclusive Qibla styles & AR
Five styles, 2–8-ended roses and a live AR view.
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Advanced tracker insight
Streaks, seven-day history and exportable stats.
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Groups & competitions
Private groups, invite codes and weekly leaderboards.
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Adhan tones & widget
More notification sounds and a home-screen widget.
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Cloud sync
Carry your settings and progress to a new device.
Monthly or yearly through Google Play. Cancel anytime.
For Android
Begin your rhythm.
Free to download. Premium optional. No ads, ever.
Questions
Good to know.
Is Fajro free?
Yes. Prayer times, Qibla, azkar, duas, the tracker and tasbeeh are free. Fajro Premium adds exclusive Qibla styles and AR, advanced stats, groups, cloud sync, adhan tones and the widget.
How accurate are the prayer times?
Fajro uses recognised solar calculation methods and lets you choose your method and Asr convention. Times can differ slightly by method, elevation and local practice — verify with your local mosque.
How does the website know my city?
It uses an approximate IP-based location lookup (ipwho.is) to show prayer times nearby. It does not request precise location and does not store it. For exact times, set your location in the app.
Does it work offline?
Prayer times, Qibla, azkar, duas, tracker and tasbeeh work on-device. An internet connection is only needed for the map, account, sync and groups.
Do I need an account?
No. The core experience works without signing in. An account is only needed for Premium, cloud sync and groups.
How do I delete my account?
Open Settings → Account → Delete account in the app, or visit fajro.app/delete-account. You can also email privacy@fajro.app.
Which languages are supported?
English, Urdu, Arabic, French, Spanish, Turkish, Hindi and Bengali — including azkar and dua translations.