Prayer times as your mosque sets them. Need a hand? Email me@qtmbg.com and we'll get back to you.
Getting started
On first launch, tap Find mosques near me (grant location) or Search by name or city, then choose your mosque. Durri loads its published timetable and works offline from then on. No account, no sign-up.
Frequently asked
Why do the times differ from another app?
Durri shows the exact times your mosque publishes on the MAWAQIT network — not a generic calculation. That is the point: the times match your masjid, down to the minute and the iqama offset.
My mosque isn't listed.
Durri can only show mosques that publish on the MAWAQIT open network (mawaqit.net). Ask your mosque to join, or pick a nearby one that already does.
Notifications aren't arriving.
Enable notifications for Durri in iOS Settings → Notifications → Durri, and make sure each prayer is toggled on in Durri → Settings. Notifications are scheduled locally and fire at the exact published time.
The Qibla compass isn't moving.
A live compass needs a device with a magnetometer. Without one, Durri shows the exact bearing to Makkah from true north, along with the distance to the Kaaba.
Does Durri work offline?
Yes. Once a mosque is saved, its full annual calendar is cached on your device, so prayer times and notifications keep working with no signal.
What does Durri collect about me?
Nothing. No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, no third-party SDKs. See the privacy policy for the full detail.
About the data
Prayer timetables are published by each mosque on the MAWAQIT open network (mawaqit.net). Durri is an independent app that displays this public, mosque-published data verbatim, and is not affiliated with MAWAQIT.
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