Muslim Directory: Adhan Times 9.3

The Muslim Directory App is particularly effective for users in the United States and Canada. It now includes over 400 Duas, featuring prayers for various occasions, including Ruqya and Manzil duas. This app stands out as one of the most comprehensive resources available, providing accurate and extensive listings of masjids, halal restaurants, grocery stores, markets, bookstores, clothing shops, tax services, doctors, dentists, travel agencies (Hajj/Umrah), and many other Muslim-operated businesses. Additionally, users can easily access prayer times across the United States and Canada and find nearby masjids and halal dining options with ease.

Privacy Update: The Muslim Directory App is committed to user privacy and does not share or sell personal data to third parties.

Reasons to Consider Downloading the Muslim Directory App:

1. No Disruptive Advertisements: Enjoy free access without any annoying ads.
2. Extensive Dua Collection: Access over 400 Duas for various needs, such as morning and evening prayers, sickness, protection, travel, Ruqya, Janaza, Hajj, Salah, and more.
3. Local Prayer Times: Easily find the prayer and Iqama times for your local masjid. If your masjid is not listed, you can simply upload a photo of it.
4. Comprehensive Listings: The app features an extensive database:
   • Over 5,000 masjids
   • More than 10,000 halal restaurants
   • 8,000+ Muslim businesses
   • 1,000+ Islamic educational institutions (schools and seminaries)
   Users can also find Halal Monitoring Services (HMS) and HAFSAA certified restaurants across the USA while accessing contact information and directions.
5. Additional Features: Users can access Islamic prayer times, receive Adhan notifications, consult the Hijri calendar, and determine Qibla direction.
6. Support Local Businesses: By using the Muslim Directory App, you contribute to the growth of the Muslim community by supporting local businesses in the US and Canada.

The application has seen over 100,000 downloads since its launch in 2012.