Asturla Prayer, Qibla, Ramadan

Prayer times, Suhoor and Iftar countdowns and the Qibla, calculated on your phone and on your watch: no internet, no account, no ads. One purchase, both apps.

On your phone: a living sky that follows the real sun, a brass astrolabe of the day, the whole Ramadan timetable with every Suhoor and Iftar, Ramadan in every country's calendar, home-screen widgets with live countdowns, a compass Qibla without the camera plus the sun and Rashdul Qiblat guides, and prayer alerts with a long chime. Settings sync with the watch.

Asturla follows your country's own calendar for Ramadan and Eid (Umm al-Qura, Diyanet, MABIMS, ECFR, FCNA and more) and tells you when moon sighting may move it a day. It picks the calculation method by country, asks which one your mosque uses where mosques differ (France, UK, Ireland), and lets you shift any prayer.

Features:
• Next prayer with a countdown; today's Imsak, Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr (Jumu'ah on Fridays), Asr, Maghrib, Isha, midnight and last third of the night
• Ramadan: day of Ramadan, Suhoor and Iftar countdowns, a Suhoor alert (on by default); Eid and other notable days
• Watch-face complications: Iftar countdown (the end of Suhoor at night, the next prayer outside Ramadan) and Next prayer
• Your country's Hijri calendar, chosen automatically: Umm al-Qura (Saudi Arabia, Gulf), Diyanet (Turkey), MABIMS (Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore), ECFR (Europe), FCNA (North America) or predicted moon sighting (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Morocco); ±2 days, new day at Maghrib, month view
• 24 methods (Umm al-Qura, MWL, ISNA, Egypt, Karachi, Diyanet, JAKIM, KEMENAG, MUIS, UOIF, Moonsighting and more, or custom angles); Asr Shafi'i / Hanafi, high-latitude rules, Imsak offset, per-prayer minutes
• Offline, for your location or one of about 2,000 built-in cities; your location is never sent to us or to any server
• Qibla compass with the distance to the Kaaba, a north marker and a short tick when you face it
• Sun mode, in daylight: point 12 at the sun (or your shadow to 6) and the needle shows the Qibla; an alert on the sun-over-the-Kaaba days (late May, mid July)
• Prayer alerts with a soft chime or a long chime (or silent), with an optional reminder 5–30 min before
• Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets with live countdowns, Eastern Arabic numerals (٠١٢) option, astrolabe-style dials and Islamic geometric artwork

Good to know:
• Asturla is in 12 languages (Arabic and Urdu right to left), with prayer and month names also in Arabic.
• Calculated times agreed within 2 minutes with the published Umm al-Qura, Diyanet, JAKIM, MUIS and KEMENAG timetables. Mosque timetables can differ more (Paris and London: up to 17 min at Fajr and Isha): adjust each prayer, and follow your local mosque or authority.
• Ramadan and Eid dates are calculated in advance from each calendar's crescent rule; 178 of 184 announced dates matched (2021-2026). Where local moon sighting decides the day can differ by one: follow your local announcement (±2 day adjustment).
• Suhoor ends at Imsak, by default a few minutes before Fajr; set Imsak to 0 min for Fajr.
• Alerts are scheduled on your iPhone for the coming days and renewed each time you open Asturla (and in the background when iOS allows).

Privacy
Your location is used only on your phone and watch to calculate prayer times and the Qibla; it is never sent to us or to any server (with both apps, the settings sync between your own devices). No account, no ads, no tracking; nothing is collected. Privacy policy: https://privacy.coffeepot.ro/asturla.html

Original app and artwork. Not affiliated with any mosque, government, religious authority or calculation-method body; method names only describe the calculation. City list: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).

iPhone app for iOS 17 and later; Apple Watch app for watchOS 10 and later. Each runs alone.