Salatuk
صلاتك
About Salatuk
Its calm interface shows the sky as it is right now, from dawn to noon, sunset and night, with the sun or moon moving along its path between prayer times. The next prayer and its countdown are always in front of you.
Prayer times are calculated on your device for more than 110 cities or your current location, with 16 recognized calculation methods, including Umm al-Qura (with Isha delayed to 120 minutes in Ramadan), the UAE, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Karachi, Singapore and Malaysia, and North America. Choose the majority or the Hanafi time for Asr, use the handling for high latitudes, and adjust each prayer by hand to match your mosque's timetable. Salatuk also shows midnight and the last third of the night.
The qibla screen gives the direction in degrees from true north and the distance to the Kaaba, with a live compass on devices that have an orientation sensor. Morning, evening, after-prayer and bedtime adhkar come with counters and the source of each dhikr, larger text and optional English translations of the meanings. The tasbih counter has targets of 33, 99 and 100, and on a PC you can count with the space bar.
Key features
- Prayer times calculated on your device, without internet
- 16 calculation methods, including Umm al-Qura, the UAE, Jordan, Egypt and Turkey
- More than 110 cities, or your current location
- Countdown to the next prayer, with the sun's path between prayer times
- Majority or Hanafi Asr, high-latitude handling and manual adjustment per prayer
- Qibla direction and distance to the Kaaba, with a live compass where supported
- Morning, evening, after-prayer and bedtime adhkar, with counters and sources
- Tasbih counter with targets of 33, 99 and 100
- Monthly timetable with Hijri dates
- Weekly tracking of the five daily prayers
- Adhan alerts and reminders before each prayer
- Six languages: Arabic, English, French, Turkish, Urdu and Indonesian; light and dark mode
Who it's for
Muslims who want accurate prayer times, the qibla and daily adhkar on their computer, in Arabic, English, French, Turkish, Urdu or Indonesian.



