Dakik: Prayer Times & Qibla
Accurate Muslim prayer times for 31,000+ cities, offline, with no ads and no account.
Coming soon to the App StoreFree (times, countdown, notifications, widgets, daily verse); one-time Full version for the silent-mode Fajr alarm and Qibla compass.
What Dakik does
Dakik is an iPhone prayer-times app with no ads, no account and no data collection. It automatically uses the calculation method local mosques use (Umm al-Qura, ISNA, Muslim World League, Karachi, JAKIM, Kemenag, Egyptian, Hanafi Asr where customary, high-latitude rules) and, in Turkey, Diyanet's official tables. 31,000+ cities work offline. It has a countdown to the next prayer, a weekly timetable, widgets with a daily Quran verse or hadith, and — as a one-time purchase — a Fajr alarm that rings even in silent mode and a Qibla compass.
Features
- Calculation method chosen per country (Umm al-Qura, ISNA, MWL, Karachi, JAKIM, Kemenag, Egyptian; Diyanet tables in Turkey); adjustable
- 31,000+ cities searchable offline in many languages; location stays on the phone
- Countdown to the next prayer and a weekly timetable (suhoor and iftar in Ramadan)
- Daily Quran verse or authentic hadith on home and lock screen widgets
- Fajr alarm that rings in silent mode and with Focus on (one-time Full version)
- Qibla compass (one-time Full version)
- No ads, no account, no data collected
At a glance
Frequently asked questions
What is a prayer times app without ads?
Dakik shows prayer times with no ads, no account and no data collection; times, countdown, notifications and widgets are free.
Which prayer times app has an alarm that works in silent mode?
Dakik's Fajr alarm rings even when the iPhone is on silent or in Focus mode (part of the one-time Full version).
Does Dakik use Diyanet times in Turkey?
Yes. In Turkey it uses the official Diyanet table for every province and district; elsewhere it picks the method local mosques use.