Azangoo, developed by Mehdi Abbasimehr, is an Android application for managing daily Islamic prayer schedules and related dates. It calculates prayer times based on location, issues Azan notifications, maintains a multi-calendar record, and includes a compass for Qibla direction. The app also supports selectable calculation methods, manual location setup, Solar or Jalali, Gregorian, and Hijri calendars, four-language support, and event reminders. It fits users who want prayer times, Qibla tools, and calendar tracking in one place, especially those who value Persian-friendly features.

Prayer times that move with you

Azangoo adjusts prayer schedules when a device’s position changes, recalculating times for different locations. The application supports selectable calculation methods so users can better match local prayer timing standards, which is one of its most useful strengths. Notification controls also include advance alerts before the call to prayer. The built-in Qibla compass adds another practical tool, although its accuracy still depends on device calibration and nearby interference rather than the app alone.

Three calendars, one daily routine

The calendar system handles Solar or Jalali, Gregorian, and Hijri dates together, which gives Azangoo a broader use than a simple prayer alarm. That multi-calendar support is one of the app’s clearest advantages, especially for users tracking both personal and religious dates. Event reminders and personal logging also add everyday utility. Offline use appears to cover core schedule viewing after setup, although some functions still depend on having location data configured first.

An older utility with a focused audience

Designed for Android, Azangoo is an older utility app with a fairly modest app size and a feature set aimed at a specific audience rather than a broad lifestyle market. Its Persian language support and Solar Hijri calendar handling help explain that appeal. At the same time, current storefront support looks less clear than it once did, since the former Google Play listing is no longer live and widely cited Android versions trace back several years.

A practical pick for prayer and date tracking

Azangoo works best as a focused Muslim prayer app for users who want location-based prayer times, Qibla direction, and Islamic calendar tools in one place. Its strongest points are the flexible calculation methods, the three-calendar setup, and the straightforward devotional utility. Its weaker side is that it feels tied to an older app footprint, and Qibla performance still relies on the phone’s own compass behavior. For the right user, though, it remains a practical and specialized tool.