Quran Widget
Prayer times on your Android home screen
Quran Widget shows prayer times on your Android home screen: which prayer is next and when, plus all five prayers for today. Times are calculated from your location, and you never need to open the app.
What the widget shows
- Next prayer — name and time.
- Today's times — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha.
- Calculated on the phone from your location using the Muslim World League method.
- Hijri date next to the Gregorian date, plus a separate Hijri Date widget.
- Separate widgets for Qibla, Ramadan (iftar and suhoor), Tasbih, Quran verse and the 99 Names of Allah.
How to add the prayer times widget
- Install Quran Widget from Google Play, open it and allow location access — prayer times cannot be calculated without it.
- Touch and hold an empty spot on your home screen.
- Tap Widgets and find Quran Widget.
- Choose the Prayer Times widget and drag it onto the screen.
- Drag the edges to make it wider: the wide layout shows all five prayers of the day.
Prayer reminders
You can turn on a notification for each prayer and pick any sound from your phone. The app does not include adhan audio.
FAQ
Is it free?
Yes. Free to download, no ads, and the prayer times widget works without a subscription.
Why do the times differ from my mosque?
Prayer times depend on location and calculation method. Make sure location access is allowed and open the app to refresh your position. The app uses the Muslim World League method.
Does it work offline?
Yes, prayer times are calculated on the phone from your coordinates.
Does it play the adhan?
No. It can send a notification for each prayer with any sound from your phone, but it has no adhan audio.
Is there an iPhone version?
Yes, and on iPhone the prayer times widget also works on the lock screen: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6764872734
Updated: 2026-09-20