Press — Muezzin

Everything on this page may be used in coverage of Muezzin. For anything else — interviews, early access, questions — email press@muezzin.org.

About Muezzin

Muezzin is a service at app.muezzin.org that plays the adhan and iqamah through the speakers a home already owns — Amazon Echo, Google Home and Nest speakers, Sonos, Apple HomePod, AirPlay and Chromecast — on the household’s own masjid’s timetable, and answers prayer-time questions out loud in any room. A small home agent, set up from the app, reaches the speakers inside the house. It also works on its own: a web app for phones, tablets and computers with the day’s prayer times, a notification as each prayer begins, local Jamaah times, a qibla compass and prayer times on a journey, in the air too. Each household’s first year is free; the second year is £2.49, half the standard price of £4.99 a year.

Key facts

Name	Muezzin, with the Arabic مؤذّن. Written “Muezzin” — not “Muazzin”, and not “the Muezzin app”.
Tagline	Your masjid’s times, in every room.
Status	Launching soon. The waitlist is open at muezzin.org.
Works with	Amazon Echo, Google Home and Nest speakers, Sonos, Apple HomePod, AirPlay and Chromecast — and on its own, with no speakers.
Price	Per household: first year free, second year £2.49 (introductory), then £4.99 a year.
Contact	press@muezzin.org

Download everything

Download the press kit (zip, 2.5 MB)

Logos as SVG and PNG, twelve app screens, the app icon, a share image and a README with this page’s text.

Logos

Logo, horizontal (SVG) light backgrounds
Logo, horizontal, on dark (SVG) dark backgrounds
Logo, stacked (SVG)
Logo with Arabic (SVG)
Mark only (SVG) light
Mark only, on dark (SVG) dark
Logo, horizontal (PNG, 1200 px) transparent
Logo, horizontal, on dark (PNG, 1200 px) transparent
Mark (PNG, 512 px) transparent
App icon (PNG, 1024 px)

Please: use the files as they are. Don’t retype the name in a font, stretch, rotate or recolour the mark — only the diamond on the minaret, and on the i, is brass. Keep clear space equal to the mark’s widest bar on every side, and never show the mark smaller than 20 px tall.

App screens

Real screens from the app at 2× (750 × 1536 px), with sample names — “Masjid an-Noor”, Hasan and Asma aren’t real. Please caption them “Muezzin app, pre-release”. Tap a screen to download it.

Muezzin app — Today — **Today** The open prayer, the time left to pray, and what’s still to come.

Muezzin app — Local Jamaah — **Local Jamaah** Nearby masajid with start and Jamaah times, by Jamaah time.

Muezzin app — Announcements — **Announcements** Quiet for an hour, two, or until the next prayer; Ramadan switches on by itself.

Muezzin app — Speakers — **Speakers** The home’s speakers, by room, and whose times each one plays.

Muezzin app — In the air — **In the air** A prayer on two clocks, where the aircraft is, and the qibla from its nose.

Muezzin app — A trip — **A trip** Every prayer of the journey — at the airport, in the air, after landing.

Muezzin app — Qibla — **Qibla** A compass to Makkah, corrected for magnetic variation.

Muezzin app — Connections — **Connections** Alexa Routines, Apple Home and AI, each in one place.

Muezzin app — AI — AI Used only to read timetables the usual readers can’t; never to work out times.

Muezzin app — Invite — **Invite** Bring the household in with a link, a QR code or a short code.

Muezzin app — Invite by code — **Invite by code** A code to read out, that works for 24 hours.

Muezzin app — More — **More** Set up, qibla, trips, notifications, how words are said.

Writing about Muezzin

Muezzin works with every speaker listed above. Please name them all, or none — never one brand on its own.
The times come from the household’s own masjid, read from its website, PDF or a photo of its timetable, and checked by a person before anything plays. Calculated times are only the fallback, and the app says when it has used them.
Muezzin is a web app, not an App Store or Play Store app. It is added to the phone’s home screen.
We collect only what’s needed to run the service and keep your devices working. See our privacy notice.
Prayer names are written Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha; the congregational prayer is “Jamaah”.