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Best app for prayer times and related ideas. — It has no ads and an eye pleasing clean ui. It’s like so much better than other apps I’ve tried like Muslimpro etc.
BE CAREFUL ABOUT DAYLIGHT SAVINGS!! — I love this app. It’s simple and no ads and SO precise on the prayer times. It has everything you need: prayer direction, Qur’an, etc. My one gripe is it is incorrect regarding the future days of…
This app is so good — This app is the best, simple, easy to use and no ads whatsoever unlike the other guys!
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