What makes it good
Calculated on your device
Prayer times use the Diyanet method computed locally, so the countdown, the monthly schedule and the qibla work with no connection.
Missed prayers, actually tracked
One-touch marking, a day streak, missed-prayer debt with a calculator from a puberty date, fasting progress and a statistics heat map.
Quran, adhan and qibla
114 surahs in Amiri script with Turkish translation, six reciters, eight adhan sounds and a live qibla compass.
About the game
Who it’s for
For Turkish-speaking Muslims who want prayer times and, more importantly, a record of what has been kept and what is owed.
Huzur is a Turkish-language worship companion rather than a simple prayer times widget. It shows the five daily prayer times, but its centre of gravity is tracking: which prayers you have performed, what you still owe, and how your fasting is going. It was built for people newly keeping the five daily prayers and for those working through missed ones.
Prayer times cover dawn, sunrise, noon, afternoon, evening and night, calculated on the device itself using the Diyanet calculation method — which means it works completely offline, with no internet required. There is a live countdown to the next prayer, a monthly schedule, all 81 Turkish provinces plus automatic GPS location, and a per-prayer correction so you can fine-tune each time by a few minutes. Adhan notifications come with eight different sounds, including a real adhan and a morning adhan, with separate sound and vibration settings per prayer and a persistent prayer bar in the notification area.
The tracking layer is what sets it apart. Mark completed prayers with one touch, grow a consecutive-day streak, and track and settle missed prayer debts — including a calculator that works out what is owed from a puberty date. Fasting has the same treatment, with Ramadan progress. Statistics show a heat map, achievements and time-based rates, and backup and restore means the record is never lost.
Around that sits a full set of tools: the Quran with all 114 surahs in an authentic Amiri mushaf script and Turkish translation, audio recitation from six reciters including Alafasy, Abdulbasit and Husari, in-translation search, go-to-verse and resume-where-you-left-off. A "how to pray" guide covers ablution, rakat counts and how to perform each prayer, with the prayer surahs and duas. There is a live qibla compass, tasbih and a digital counter, the 99 names with meanings, daily prayers, a religious days countdown, an imsakiye for Ramadan, nearby mosques, home screen widgets and a premium dark theme in six colours. Prayer times are astronomical calculations and are approximate; the app is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Presidency of Religious Affairs or any official institution.
Questions
- Is Huzur free?
- Yes. Huzur is free to download and use. An optional Premium removes adverts for a quieter experience.
- Does Huzur work offline?
- Yes — prayer times are calculated on the device using the Diyanet method, so no internet connection is required.
- Are the prayer times official?
- No. Times are calculated astronomically on the device using the Diyanet calculation method and are approximate, so they may differ by a few minutes from official announcements. The app is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Presidency of Religious Affairs or any official institution.
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