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Salaat First (Prayer Times) Analysis

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Salaat First is a free Android application designed to provide accurate prayer times for Muslims worldwide. It utilizes data from various reputable sources, including the Muslim World League and Umm Al Qura University, to calculate prayer times based on over 400,000 GPS locations. This makes it a reliable tool for adherents of Islam who seek timely reminders for their daily prayers. The app also features a Qibla compass, which helps users determine the correct direction of prayer, enhancing its utility for spiritual practice.

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In addition to its primary functions, Salaat First supports multiple languages, including English, French, and Arabic, ensuring accessibility for a diverse user base. Users can manually override settings to adjust prayer times according to personal preferences. While the app is generally well-received, it has some drawbacks, such as occasional alarm failures and limited adjustment ranges for prayer time modifications. Furthermore, the presence of in-app ads, which contribute to charitable causes, may sometimes include inappropriate content.

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Release
Latest update
Version
6.3.4
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
  • Android 15.0
  • Android 17.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
25
Downloads Last Week
0

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