Salati TV: Prayer Times

Salati TV brings prayer times and the Quran to your Android TV or Google TV: calm, beautiful and ad-free. No account, no sign-in, no ads.

PRAYER CLOCK
• A large, easy-to-read clock with the five daily prayer times and a countdown to the next prayer
• Calculated fully on-device, no internet connection needed for the times
• Pick your city from a large list; calculation method, Asr school (madhab), high-latitude rule and minute adjustment are all adjustable, the same calculation as the Salati phone app
• Doubles as a calm screensaver for the living room
• Call to prayer at prayer time, switchable per prayer (off by default)

QURAN
• Read the Quran on your TV: Arabic text with translation and recitation
• The complete Quran text ships inside the app: 6,236 verses, available offline
• Eight Arabic typefaces to choose from, adjustable text size
• Choose from many reciters with complete surahs in high-quality recordings
• Save individual surahs, they then play without a connection
• Quran radio: 24/7 recitation stations right on your TV

LEARN
• Learning videos on Quranic Arabic, grammar and vocabulary
• Podcast episodes to listen to
• Short reels for in between
• A knowledge quiz, play with the remote alone or as a second-screen game with your phone

CONNECT YOUR PHONE
• Pair the Salati phone app with the TV via QR code (same Wi-Fi)
• Control the TV comfortably from your phone, every screen is reachable from there
• Answer the quiz on your phone while the question shows on the TV
• No cloud, no sign-in: the connection stays local in your Wi-Fi

LANGUAGES
Salati TV speaks 14 languages: English, German, Turkish, Arabic, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Bengali, Persian, Malay, Urdu, Russian, Swahili and Pashto. Interface, cities and quiz.

Salati TV is the TV companion to the Salati app: free, no ads, no tracking.

Questions or feedback? salatibox@gmail.com
Privacy policy: https://www.salati.pro/datenschutz

Recent changes:
New: "Praying together" uses diagrams to show how several people line up for prayer, plus the key rules with their source and school of thought. The call to prayer sometimes played twice; that's fixed, and it now arrives on time in the background. The three call-to-prayer recordings sound clearer, and a background image can now also be switched on behind the home menu and the Quran reader.