About Azan Bilal

Built to keep every mosque and worshipper in sync.

Azan Bilal is a nonprofit-focused prayer-time platform that gives mosques one dependable way to manage, display, and share their local timetable.

Why we exist

A local timetable should never become scattered information.

Many mosque teams still update wall displays, social posts, websites, and messages separately. Small differences quickly create uncertainty about adhan and iqama times.

Azan Bilal gives the mosque control of one verified schedule, then carries it to the places where the community already looks.

One verified schedule

Prayer times and iqama rules stay under the mosque's control.

Three connected experiences

The dashboard, DisplayBox, and mobile app use the same source.

Designed for difficult connections

Cached schedules keep essential information available offline.

What guides us

Practical technology, shaped around mosque life.

Mosque-led

The mosque remains the trusted owner of its timetable and community information.

Reliable by default

Offline caching and simple recovery paths protect the information people need most.

Inclusive by design

Arabic and right-to-left use are first-class, with clear English support throughout.

Focused on essentials

Affordable hardware, low data use, and calm interfaces come before unnecessary complexity.

One ecosystem

Each experience has one clear job.

The platform stays understandable because each part serves a specific person and place.

Dashboard — for mosque teams Manage verified mosque details, prayer schedules, announcements, and devices.

DisplayBox — for the prayer hall Show a readable, always-on timetable that keeps working when the network does not.

Mobile app — for worshippers Find mosques, follow trusted schedules, and receive useful prayer reminders.

Built for real communities

Designed with Sudan and Africa in mind, useful anywhere.

Azan Bilal prioritizes the realities of low-data connections, inexpensive Android hardware, Arabic-speaking communities, and mosque teams with limited technical time. Those constraints produce a simpler and more dependable platform for everyone.