Ezan Vakti Namaz Vakitleri Pro 3.2.0

With the Ezan Vakti Namaz Vakitleri application, you can easily follow the prayer times, Ramadan schedule, and Sahur and Iftar times in more than 148 countries and over 2200 cities worldwide. The app provides accurate calculations based on the published data by the Presidency of Religious Affairs in Turkey.

One of the key features of this application is that it allows you to view the prayer times for your specific location without requiring an internet connection. You can access the prayer times for your region up to 30 days in advance.

The application offers various helpful tools and features, such as the ability to set an Ezan alarm, a Qibla compass to determine the direction of Mecca from your location, and a comprehensive collection of Quran verses, hadiths, and prayers.

In addition to these features, the app also provides useful information about religious events and special days, including their meanings and significance. It also includes a search function for hadiths and offers a wide selection of alarm sounds to choose from.

Please note that all prayer time data in this application is calculated using methods approved by the Presidency of Religious Affairs in Turkey.

To enhance your experience further, you can customize the app's notification settings to receive alerts during prayer times or before they start. You can also choose from various alarm sounds including traditional ney music.

The app also includes a built-in Quran feature that allows you to browse and search for specific verses and their translations.

For accurate results when using the Qibla compass, it is recommended to calibrate your device's GPS to minimize any errors caused by magnetic fields or casings.

If your town or district is not listed, you can either select the nearest city or continue using the app by choosing the name of your city.

For more information about the Ezan Vakti Namaz Vakitleri application, please visit their website at www.ezanvaktinamazvakitleri.com or www.islamiq.co.

References for Friday Sermons:
- Presidency of Religious Affairs in Turkey
- Turkish Islamic Union for Religious Affairs
- Diyanet Foundation in the Netherlands
- DİTİB in France
- Diyanet Foundation in Belgium