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Mosques often add a few minutes of safety margin or follow a different calculation method. Open the Prayer screen, tap "Times don’t match your mosque?" and enter your mosque’s times for today. The app finds the calculation method that comes closest, then shifts each prayer by a few minutes so it matches your mosque’s timetable, and your adhan alerts follow the new times.

Mosque timetables move with the seasons, so the app reminds you to check again from time to time. You can also change the calculation method and Asr school yourself in Me, Settings.

Open the Prayer screen and tap Test adhan. A test adhan sounds 10 seconds later, and the app points out any setting that is holding it back, with a button to fix each one. On Android the usual causes are notifications turned off for the app, exact alarms not allowed, or battery optimisation pausing the app while the phone is idle, which often affects Fajr.

If the app settings look right, check your phone’s notification volume, silent mode and Do Not Disturb or Focus.

On a new phone or after reinstalling, open Me, Settings and tap Restore purchases while you are signed in to the same Google Play or Apple account you used to buy Plus.

If you were signed in to a IslamicGo account when you bought Plus or an answer pack, signing in with that account on another phone or on islamicgo.com brings them with you, on up to five devices.

Subscriptions are managed by the store you bought from. On Android, open Google Play, tap your profile picture, then Payments and subscriptions, then Subscriptions. On iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription.

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