Mosque Mode
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For the prayer you almost missed
Mosque Mode reminds you when salah begins, finds a masjid that fits your time, and keeps the phone silent while you pray. Then it stays with you — dhikr, Qur’an, and the next prayer.
Prayer times
Masjid finder
Auto silence
Daily dhikr
Smart Search
IndoPak Qur’an
Jumu’ah
Qibla
Prayer times
Masjid finder
Auto silence
Daily dhikr
Smart Search
IndoPak Qur’an
Jumu’ah
Qibla
New in 1.0.7
Seven releases in under a month, each one built from what people asked for.
The Qur’an, duas and hadith in one search box. Type “Ayatul Kursi”, “Surah Yaseen” or “Attahiyat” and it is right there, with Arabic, pronunciation and meaning.
The script taught in madrasas across India and Pakistan, with clear space between words. Each surah opens with the Bismillah on its own line, as in a printed mushaf.
In Settings → Qur’an and duas, pick Small, Medium or Large Arabic, and show or hide the pronunciation and translation.
Masjid timings shared by the community update live, Jumu’ah included. On a weak connection the app retries for you, and offline you still see your last saved times.
If location or notifications are off, the warning on Home takes you straight to the step that needs it, even if you tapped “Don’t allow” before.
Start with just your email, then a few details. Your address is now optional.
In the order you live it
Swipe the cards. Each one is the next screen.
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Home greets you by name, shows the Hijri date and your city, and counts down to the next prayer. “Say this today” is a short dhikr — Arabic, meaning, and source — so the morning starts with something to carry.
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The dhikr sits forward when it is time to notice it. Two phrases, light on the tongue. You continue into the rest of the day when you are ready.
03
Switch between city calculation and a masjid you follow. Under that: Qibla, masjid timings, and auto silent — the three things people open the app for.
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On the masjid view, the next prayer shows both calls. You can see when the adhaan is, and when the congregation actually stands. Swipe back to city time whenever you need it.
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Fajr through Isha, with sunrise marked so Fajr’s window is clear. The current prayer is named. Mosque Mode sits under the list, ready to be opened.
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Follow Bangla Jama Masjid, or any masjid you saved. Iqamah sits under each adhaan. The phone can quiet itself on those times instead of the city calculation.
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Choose Silent, Vibrate, or Do Not Disturb, and how long it lasts. Nothing changes until you tap Save. The app then tells you exactly how the phone will behave, prayer by prayer, and puts the ringer back when that time ends. Turn Mosque Mode off, and the phone stays as you left it.
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Finder maps masjids around you. Search by name, open a pin, and see which ones already have timings shared by other people. Directions open in your maps app.
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Adhaan and namaz for every prayer, including Jumu’ah. If a time looks off, update it. Your name sits with the contribution, so others know who shared it.
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For today suggests a short reading — tonight, before sleep, after salah. Swipe to the Qur’an when you want the text itself. Smart Search, on Home, finds surahs by the names people use — Ayatul Kursi, Surah Yaseen, 2:255 — along with duas and hadith, each shown with its source. The Arabic reads in IndoPak script, at the size you choose. The app is a companion for the whole day, not only the minute the phone goes quiet.
What it actually does
City calculation for where you are, and a masjid timetable when you choose one. Adhaan and namaz stay separate.
The phone goes silent, vibrate, or Do Not Disturb for the length you set. Off means it does not touch the ringer. Android only.
Nearby masjids on a map, search, directions, and timings other people have shared.
A daily dhikr with its meaning, plus a short reading for tonight, sleep, and after salah.
Today’s wird, then the Qur’an in IndoPak script. Smart Search finds surahs by their popular names, verse numbers, duas and hadith, with the source of every answer.
Direction when you need it, next to masjid timings and auto silent, from the home screen.
Mosque Mode on iPhone
On iPhone, Mosque Mode runs as a web app. Add it to your Home Screen once and it opens full screen, like any other app. Free, with no account to create.
See it in action
A quick look at what the app does.
Watch on YouTubeEvery screen, from setup to Smart Search. A good one to send to your parents.
Watch on YouTube
Free on Android and iPhone. The phone stays quiet. The rest of the day stays close.