Ayanur is a calm Muslim app that brings prayer times, the azan, the qibla and the Holy Quran together. No ads, and no account needed.
Prayer times are calculated on your phone, even offline, and the azan (also adhan or athan) can play as each prayer time begins.

Prayer times and azan
• Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, with a countdown to the next prayer
• 13 calculation methods, including Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian, Karachi, Moonsighting and Diyanet, with a suggestion for your country
• Standard or Hanafi Asr, minute adjustments per prayer
• Azan at prayer time: choose one of four recordings, or a different one for each prayer; optional full azan on Android
• Reminders before prayer time, a second alert before sunrise, vibrate-only and quiet hours
• Mark a prayer as prayed straight from the notification
• Ongoing countdown in the notification bar
• Makruh times, first and second Asr, tahajjud time, several cities
• Notification check-up for battery and permission settings

The Holy Quran
• Arabic text from the Tanzil Project, readable offline, with human translations such as Saheeh International
• 20 recitations, including Mishary Rashid Alafasy, Abdul Basit, Al-Husary and As-Sudais
• Playback speed, verse repeat and surah downloads for offline listening
• Word-by-word meanings in English
• Medina Mushaf page numbers and juz, khatm progress and an "I stopped here" mark
• Labelled bookmarks and your own notes
• Memorisation mode: words hidden, review at growing intervals

Duas, hadith and dhikr
• Duas and hadith by topic, including morning and evening dhikr, each with its source
• Asma ul-Husna: the 99 Names of Allah with meanings and audio
• Dhikr and tasbih counter with a goal
• Circles: invite-only khatm and dhikr circles, with no names shown
• Step-by-step prayer (namaz) guide, Hanafi, based on Diyanet's manual; detailed texts in Turkish

Everyday tools
• Qibla finder: compass, offline world map and qibla hour, with an accuracy indicator
• Fasting and Ramadan: imsak timetable, suhoor and iftar countdown, voluntary fast reminders
• Qada (qaza) tracker for missed salah and fasts, plus a worship log; kept on your phone, with backup
• Islamic Hijri calendar, holy days and reminders
• Zakat calculator and a nearby mosque finder

A card for each day
• A verse, hadith, dua or Name of Allah each day, over nature and architecture backgrounds, shareable as an image
• Optional reminders through the day with a verse, hadith or dua
• Three themes, each with a dark mode

Widgets (Ayanur Premium)
• Next prayer with countdown, today's prayer times, day overview and Hijri date
• Verse, hadith, dua and Name of the day
• A dhikr counter you tap right on your home screen

Free stays free
Prayer times, the azan, the qibla, reading and listening to the Quran, duas, hadith, the 99 Names, the dhikr counter and reminders are never locked. Ayanur Premium unlocks the widgets, premium photo and video backgrounds, every feed layout, watermark-free sharing and collections. Prices and trial terms are shown before you buy; manage or cancel your subscription anytime in Google Play.

Your privacy
Ayanur has no ads and doesn't track you across other apps. Prayer times and the qibla are calculated on your phone; your location isn't sent to a server for them. Your dhikr counts, qada and reading records stay on your phone; what you add to a circle is shared only with that circle, never under your name. Details: ayanur.app/gizlilik/en

Sources
Quran text: Tanzil Project (tanzil.net). Translations, hadith and duas are taken word for word from published sources; Quran translations and hadith are never generated by AI. Diyanet sources: namaz.diyanet.gov.tr, namazvakitleri.diyanet.gov.tr. Every source and licence is on the in-app Sources screen. Ayanur is independent: it does not represent Diyanet or any government body, and is not affiliated with any publisher named here.

App languages: English, Turkish and Arabic.

Burak Beşli

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