Prayer Reminder calls you to every prayer exactly on time: official, accurate prayer times, the adhan in beautiful voices, the Qibla on a satellite picture of your home, adhkar and Quran recitations — in an elegant app for Mac and Windows.
Carefully made to be exact, calm and beautiful — it works quietly and reminds you at the right moment.
A full adhan in chosen muezzins' voices, an elegant prayer-time window, a hadith a few minutes before the adhan, and music lowered while it plays.
The official UAE Awqaf timetables, your mosque's schedule, or the calculation method of your country — standard or Hanafi Asr.
The Qibla line on a real picture of your home, and a QR code that opens a phone compass with three ways.
Pick your mosque on the map to pray by its times, with official mosques clearly marked.
It lives in the menu bar or by the clock, starts with your computer, and speaks up only at prayer time.
Morning, evening, after-prayer and sleep adhkar, and a library of Islamic books in the app.
The Hijri date every day, and the year's occasions — from the White Days to Ramadan and the two Eids.
Recitations by chosen reciters, and live Quran and Sunnah radio and TV channels.
Move your settings between Windows and Mac in one file, and back them up to iCloud.
From the Microsoft Store on Windows, or the Mac App Store soon.
Detect your location, search your city, or pick your mosque on the map to pray by its times.
It works quietly in the background and plays the adhan with its window exactly at each prayer.
Built from scratch with Apple's technologies: fast, light and at home in the menu bar, in dark and light, with a right-to-left Arabic interface.
The original, much-loved design for Windows 10 and 11: the prayer-time window, the countdown, adhkar, the library and live channels.
Nothing to choose: the app uses the official timetable where one exists, otherwise the method used in your country.
In the app you can pick your mosque to pray by its times, or change the method and madhab and adjust any prayer by minutes.
Any phone's compass drifts inside buildings because of steel and appliances. So the Qibla page gives you three ways — choose what suits where you are:
Yes. Times come from the official timetable where one exists (such as the UAE Awqaf tables), from your mosque's schedule, or from the astronomical calculation used in your country.
Windows 10 and 11 from the Microsoft Store, and Mac (macOS 14 and later) coming soon to the Mac App Store — in English and Arabic.
A phone's compass drifts inside buildings because of steel and appliances. The app draws the Qibla on a satellite picture of your home, and the phone Qibla page offers three ways: the map, the sun (no magnet) and the compass.
No. There's no sign-up and no account; your settings stay on your device, with an optional iCloud backup on Mac.
Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, UAE, Egyptian Authority, Karachi, North America (ISNA), Kuwait and Qatar — with standard or Hanafi Asr and per-prayer adjustments in minutes.
Prayer Reminder is a shared effort, and each side keeps its own credit.
Designed and built Prayer Reminder from scratch for Windows and published it on the Microsoft Store — the original everything is built on.
@mahdeRebuilt the app natively for Mac with the same logic and precision, and designed this website and the phone Qibla compass.
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Your daily companion for prayer, on Mac and Windows.