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Live Azan
Listen to a Live Azan broadcast from a participating masjid when the masjid has enabled the feature.
See Online Azan in Action
This example shows how a masjid can broadcast its Azan through Live Mosque while worshippers listen through the Worshipper App.
From the Masjid
The masjid can broadcast its Azan through Live Mosque. Worshippers can then access the Live Azan through the Worshipper App when the masjid has enabled the feature.
For Worshippers
Worshippers can listen to the Live Azan from their selected participating masjid through the app, helping them stay connected even when they are away from the mosque.
Free for Worshippers & the Community
The Live Mosque Worshipper App is free for worshippers. When a masjid participates in Live Mosque, worshippers can access masjid-specific features such as Iqamah information, announcements and, where enabled by the masjid, Live Azan.
The Live Mosque Worshipper App is free for worshippers. When a masjid participates in Live Mosque, worshippers can access masjid-specific features such as Iqamah information, announcements and, where enabled by the masjid, Live Azan.
Listen to Online Azan from Your Local Masjid
Live Mosque helps connect worshippers with participating masjids through the internet. The Online Azan feature makes it possible to listen to a participating mosque's Azan through the Worshipper App.
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Your Local Masjid
Select your masjid in the Worshipper App and stay connected with its available prayer, Iqamah and community information.
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Online Azan App
Use the Live Mosque Worshipper App on Android or iPhone to access supported masjid features from your mobile device.
How Online Azan Works
A simple connection between a participating masjid and its worshippers.
STEP 1
Masjid Participates
A masjid joins Live Mosque and sets up its available masjid features, including Live Azan when enabled.
STEP 2
Worshipper Selects the Masjid
The worshipper opens the Live Mosque app, finds the participating masjid and selects it as their masjid.
STEP 3
Listen Online
When Live Azan is available from that masjid, the worshipper can listen through the app.
More Than Online Azan
The Worshipper App also helps you stay connected with your local masjid and Islamic resources.
Prayer & Masjid Features
- Local prayer times
- Masjid Iqamah times
- Iqamah update notifications
- Nearby participating masjids
- Masjid announcements
- Live and recorded sermons
- Live Azan when enabled by the participating masjid
Islamic Resources
- Quran
- Hadith
- Qibla
- Duas
- Learn Quran
- Islamic date
- Nearby mosque information
See the Live Mosque Worshipper App
The app brings prayer information, masjid services and Islamic resources together in one place.
Prayer Times, Iqamah & Live Azan
View prayer and Iqamah information and access Live Azan from a participating masjid when the feature is available.
Nearby Masjids & Islamic Resources
Discover nearby masjids and access additional Islamic tools and community information.
Quran, Hadith, Qibla & More
Access Quran, Hadith, Qibla, Duas, recorded sermons and other useful Islamic resources.
Bring Online Azan to Your Masjid
Want to connect your masjid with worshippers through Live Mosque? Register your masjid and learn how to provide Online Azan, Live Azan and other digital mosque services to your community.
Listen to Online Azan with the Live Mosque App
Download the Worshipper App and connect with participating masjids in your area. The app supports multiple languages and is designed for worshippers and the community.
Online Azan FAQs
What is Online Azan?
Online Azan is an internet-based way to listen to an Azan broadcast. With Live Mosque, participating masjids can make their Live Azan available to worshippers through the Worshipper App.
Can I listen to Live Azan from my local masjid?
Yes, when your local masjid participates in Live Mosque and uses the Live Azan feature, you can listen through the Live Mosque Worshipper App.
Is the Live Mosque Worshipper App free?
The Worshipper App is free for worshippers and the community. Masjid-specific features depend on the participating masjid's Live Mosque setup.
Does Online Azan replace the Azan at the mosque?
No. Online Azan is an internet-based listening feature. The actual Azan at the masjid remains under the masjid's normal arrangements.
What is the difference between Online Azan and prayer times?
Prayer times show when a prayer begins, while Online Azan is an audio feature that can allow worshippers to listen to an Azan broadcast from a participating masjid.