Munadi

Religion helped us shape cultures and beliefs through the course of thousands of years, constantly adapting to modern day times. Diversity is also found here, with each type of belief empowering different prayers and traditions. Dedicated to Islam, applications like Munadi help you stay on the right track and know when the next prayer is about to start.

When setup is finished, you can take the application for a spin to see what it's all about. The main window is pretty simple, split into different sections, each representing an Islamic prayer and the time it starts. Another slot is used to show you which one comes next and in what time, so you can get ready. If not active, it stays hidden in the system tray not to take up precious desktop space.

If you're not familiar with prayers, they are Fajr, Sunrise, Duhr, Asr, Magrib, and Isha, or at least these are the entries displayed. What's more, there's also a dial that points out to the direction you need to face when praying.

For proper time display and dial functionality, you might want to pay a visit to the configuration screen. Here you find options to make the application automatically run at startup so you're sure not to miss a prayer. Manual adjustments can be made through a slider in order to fix errors with plus or minus twenty minutes.

Additional options give you the possibility to select location either through drop-down menus or manually writing in dedicated fields. You can enable daylight saving at the press of a button. What's more, the application uses one of several conventional calculus methods, such as Egyptian GAS, Uni of Islamic Sciences, Muslim World League and a few more.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Munadi is a small and handy application you might want to keep around just so you don't miss any of the six Islam prayers. Visual display is simple and intuitive, while options let you adjust time and region settings for proper time calculus and direction to face when praying.