The adhan, in every room.

1. Open the web clock on this screen.
2. In Settings, preview the openly licensed adhans and pick yours. It starts with Makkah (2018), with Malmö for Fajr. After each adhan, its dua is read aloud.
3. Check the times against your local masjid, and adjust the settings if they differ.
4. Leave it full screen where the family can see it.
5. On a TV, open adhantv.live in its browser. Scan the QR code it shows with your phone, or enter its short code, and choose portrait or landscape. Nothing long to type.

Open the web clock ›

1. Install the Adhan Clock APK on an Android phone, tablet or TV.
2. Open Adhan Clock on that device.
3. On the TV, set it up from your phone: scan the QR code or enter the short code. A TV standing upright can show the clock in portrait.
4. Keep your Nest speakers and Nest Hubs on the same Wi‑Fi.
5. At each prayer it casts the adhan to them. Listen at the next one.

Get the APK ›

1. Say “Alexa, enable Adhan Clock”, or enable it in the Alexa app, and sign in with Amazon.
2. Pick your city and your adhans.
3. In the Alexa app, check that a device named Adhan Clock appears in Devices.
4. In the Alexa app, add a Routine. When this happens: Smart Home, Adhan Clock, Opens (that means prayer time). Action: Skills, Adhan Clock, played from a specific Echo.

“Alexa, ask Adhan Clock to play the adhan.” It also understands azan, azaan, athan and call to prayer.

“Alexa, ask Adhan Clock when is the next prayer.” Or ask: what time is Asr, what are the prayer times today, when is iftar, when does suhoor end, what is the Hijri date.

Find it in the Alexa Skills Store ›

1. Find a phone or tablet no one uses any more.
2. Follow the devices guide to make it a dedicated clock.
3. Give it a place of its own, where everyone can see it.

Open the devices guide ›