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Clock

Alarms, timers, prayer times and daily verses

Clock has everything you'd expect: alarms, a world clock, a stopwatch and timers. You can also turn on Muslim prayer times with a Qibla compass, or a daily Bible verse at the times you choose.

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What it does

Everything in Clock.

1Alarms

Set repeating alarms with a label, your choice of sound, vibration and snooze, shown full screen when they ring.

2World clock

Add cities and see their time and the difference from yours.

3Stopwatch with laps

Time anything and record laps.

4Several timers

Run more than one labelled timer at once, each with its own end sound.

5Prayer times

The five daily prayers for where you are, with an optional notification as each begins, calculated on the phone.

6Qibla compass

A compass that tells you which way to turn to face the Qibla.

7Ramadan reminders

Imsak and iftar reminders, with the Hijri date.

8Daily Bible verse

A verse at the times you choose, from the King James Version or the World English Bible.

How it works

Up and running in three steps.

  1. Open the tab you need: Alarms, World, Stopwatch or Timers.
  2. Tap + to add an alarm, city or timer.
  3. Turn on Prayer times or Daily verse if you'd like them.
Your privacy

Clock doesn't request internet access; prayer times are worked out on the phone and location is only used, if you allow it, to find your prayer times.

FAQ

Clock questions.

01Which prayer time method does it use?

You can choose from many, including the Muslim World League, which most mosques in Nigeria and West Africa follow. Check the times against your local mosque.

02Can prayer notifications be silent?

Yes. Each prayer can be off, silent, or with the notification sound.

03What if my alarm rang while I was away?

Alarms that rang without being stopped show as missed alarms.