The app helps Muslims find the Qibla direction toward the Kaaba in Makkah using GPS, magnetometer, and location services. It works globally, even without an internet connection, and features a visually pleasing compass interface.
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Display True North or Magnetic North directions. Show rose with customizable colors and designs. Accurately navigate globally with GPS support. Track movement and orientation during outdoor activities.
Provide directional guidance using a and GPS. Use a whistle to signal location or request assistance. Activate a flashlight for illumination. Perform these actions during hiking, climbing, and camping activities.
Calculate sunrise and sunset times based on location. Track sun and moon positions. View day length and optional moonrise/moonset times. Works globally for accurate daylight planning.
Track prayer times with location-based accuracy and multiple calculation methods. Receive notifications with adhan sounds. View sunrise, sunset, and special prayer times.
Determine direction using GPS. Display accurate compass heading towards Mecca. Guide users to align their prayer direction correctly. Show location-based prayer times and mosque locations. Sync with device compass for orientation.
Mark objects on the map and align them with real-world images from the camera. View mapped locations with camera input. Use for direction and navigation.
Track prayer times based on location and time. Set reminders for prayer calls. Record and track daily prayers. Access Quranic verses and translations. View Islamic calendar and holy days. Perform tasbih and recite shahada.
Helps users find Polaris or Sigma Octantis for polar alignment. It displays current direction, elevation, latitude, longitude, and altitude. Users can check alignment status and adjust setup accordingly.
Provides a 3D floating with realistic OpenGL graphics. Users can switch between nine modes, including direct read, traditional, and rosette styles. It displays degrees, quads, or mils.