Prayer times
Diyanet, Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, ISNA, Egypt, Karachi, Tehran, Singapore, Dubai, Kuwait, Qatar and Morocco methods. The one for your country is suggested.
Prayer times · Qibla · Adhan alarm
Sidre computes prayer times on your device and checks them against Diyanet's official tables. It wakes you with the adhan for the prayers you choose. No ads, no account, no internet.
One quiet app for the times, the adhan, the qibla and Ramadan, built to work without a connection.
Diyanet, Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, ISNA, Egypt, Karachi, Tehran, Singapore, Dubai, Kuwait, Qatar and Morocco methods. The one for your country is suggested.
A notification at each prayer time and an optional reminder a few minutes before.
Choose the prayers that wake you, each with its own offset: fajr alone, or fajr and maghrib, or any mix. Sunrise, duha and tahajjud too.
A compass corrected for magnetic declination, with the distance to the Kaaba.
Imsakiye, suhoor and iftar countdowns, and the Night of Power.
Mark the prayers you performed or missed; the qada count keeps itself. Tap "Prayed" right in the notification.
A short verse from the Quran every day, with translations from QuranEnc.com. Share it as a card.
Religious days, the times when prayer is disliked, and voluntary prayers such as ishraq, duha, awwabin and tahajjud.
Sidre's times were compared, day by day, with the tables Diyanet publishes, and its sun model with NASA/JPL's ephemeris.
High-latitude rules and Diyanet's common calendar for Europe are built in. Asr by the Hanafi rule, minute adjustments and a Hijri date correction are in Settings.
Turn on only fajr, or fajr and maghrib, or all five. Each prayer has its own offset, from an hour before to an hour after.
Dark by design, easy to read at fajr.







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Sidre is free. There are no ads, no in-app purchases and no account.
No. Prayer times are computed on your phone, and the city database comes with the app. Sidre works fully offline.
Sidre was compared with Diyanet's official tables for 142 cities. In Türkiye every time is within one minute; abroad, 99.8% of times up to 62° latitude are within one minute. If your local mosque announces different times, you can adjust each time by minutes in Settings.
Diyanet, Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, ISNA, Egypt, Karachi, Tehran, Singapore, Dubai, Kuwait, Qatar and Morocco. Sidre suggests the method used in your country; you can change it in Settings, along with the Hanafi asr and the high-latitude rule.
Only to find your city and compute the times and the qibla for where you are. It is optional: you can pick your city by hand. Your location never leaves your phone.
Yes. On the alarm screen, turn on any prayers you want: fajr, dhuhr, asr, maghrib, isha, and also sunrise, duha or tahajjud. Each has its own offset. If a notification would come at the same moment as an alarm, only the alarm rings.
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