مواقيت الصلاة و الآذان النمسا

Prayer times and Azan in Austria is one of the best Islamic applications for mobile phones, as it contains everything a Muslim needs, starting from prayer times and Azan, reading and listening to the Noble Qur’an to morning and evening remembrances, Qibla direction and Hijri date...
Find out the exact prayer times in Austria according to your city, with the advantage of changing the city when traveling without connecting to the Internet, and without activating the location feature, exclusively on our application, the prayer times and the call to prayer in Austria.
Application features:
* Prayer times in Austria with the accuracy of the call to prayer.
* Ease of choosing the muezzin, from a diverse library of the sweetest voices, with the possibility of activating and canceling it, or a silent call to prayer.
* Reading and listening to the Noble Qur’an with the sweetest voices, about 59 reciters, with the possibility of downloading to listen to it without the Internet.
* Determine the direction of Qibla.
* Morning remembrances, waking remembrances, evening remembrances, sleep remembrances and the rosary with the possibility of activating the notification.
* Islamic History.
* God Names .
* Zakat calculation and method of calculation.
* Stories of the Prophets, every day a story.
* Reminder to fast Mondays and Thursdays, to fast the white days and to fast Ashura.
* Stories from the Holy Quran, every day a story.
* Reminder of the Duha prayer and the night prayer.
* Stories of the Companions, every day a story.
* Daylight Savings Time (adding or delaying the clock).


Some of the features of the call to prayer:
* The ability to activate the volume of the call to prayer in an ascending manner.
* The possibility of disabling or activating the noon call to prayer on Friday.
* Pausing the sound during the call to prayer.
* Reminder to pray 15, 10 or 5 minutes before the call to prayer.
We also mention among the most famous reciters in the application of prayer times and the call to prayer in Austria: Maher Al-Muaiqly, Meshary Al-Afasy, Omar Al-Qazabri, Islam Sobhi, Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, Mahmoud Khalil Al-Hosari.