WHAT THIS IS
An Islamic prayer app computes prayer times for the user’s location, points the qibla direction, sends azan notifications, and keeps the Hijri calendar: the daily-use category of Islamic apps.
How DuaLab builds prayer & ramadan apps
Prayer times are a solved problem done wrong constantly. Calculation methods differ by country and madhab, and an app that picks the wrong one is off by minutes every day. Users notice by the first Maghrib. DuaLab builds this category with the calculation-method question answered first, from local authority data where it exists: its own Takbir uses official JAKIM e-Solat data for all 60 Malaysian zones instead of estimating.
Deeper reading: Prayer time calculation methods: why apps disagree.
What a build includes
A prayer & ramadan apps build from DuaLab covers the features listed below:
- Prayer times by calculation method or official authority data
- Qibla direction from device sensors
- Azan and pre-prayer notifications that fire reliably
- Hijri calendar with local adjustment
- Ramadan countdowns, imsak and iftar timings
- Home-screen widgets
Why trust DuaLab with this category?
DuaLab ships this category: 1Ramadan, its Ramadan countdown app, is live on Google Play, and Takbir serves official JAKIM prayer times for every Malaysian zone. Read the case study.
What does it cost?
A single-purpose app in this category is DuaLab’s RM 15,000 tier (4–6 weeks); agencies quote USD 7,000–11,000. Every quote is fixed and in writing, and the repository is yours from day one. Full tiers are on the pricing page.