SajdaTime

Prayer times and a gentle alert, worked out on your computer, offline. No account, no ads, no server.

SajdaTime puts today's prayer times one click away in your browser toolbar. See the next prayer and a live countdown, hear a gentle alert or the adhan when it is time, and print a month of times. Free, with no account, no ads and no analytics. Highlights - The next prayer at a glance, with a countdown that updates every second and the time left shown on the toolbar icon. - All six times for your place: Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. - Prayer alerts with a soft beep, the full adhan or silent, plus an optional reminder a few minutes before each prayer. Stop the sound from the alert itself, and send a test alert to check it works. - Match your mosque: move any prayer a few minutes earlier or later so the times agree with your local mosque. - Ramadan made easy: Suhoor ends and Iftar on the main screen, a suhoor reminder, a notice in the days before Ramadan begins and an Eid Mubarak greeting. - Save as PDF: a printable month of prayer times on one A4 page, or a full Ramadan timetable. - Six languages: English, Urdu, Arabic, Turkish, Indonesian and Bengali. Urdu and Arabic read right to left. Each language is shown in its own script with its English name beside it. - Works offline: times are worked out on your computer, and a search of about 70,000 towns and cities is built in. - Light and dark themes that follow your computer, or pick one yourself. - Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+S opens SajdaTime. For every Muslim, wherever you are - Sunni and Shia. 13 calculation methods, including Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, University of Karachi, Egyptian General Authority, Diyanet, Moonsighting Committee, Jafari and Tehran. - Hanafi or Shafi'i Asr time. - A method suggested for your country when you set up, with today's Fajr and Isha shown beside each method so you can compare with your mosque. - The Hijri date from the Umm al-Qura calendar, which you can move one or two days earlier or later to match your community. - Careful handling of high latitudes such as northern Europe, where twilight can last all night in summer. Set up in a minute Choose Sunni or Shia, your Asr school and your place, by location or by typing your town. Confirm the suggested method and turn alerts on if you want them. There is no sign in, ever. If you skip the location, SajdaTime uses Makkah and says so clearly. Private by design SajdaTime makes no network requests. Prayer times are worked out on your computer with the open source adhan-js library. The city list is built into the extension, so searching a town works offline too. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising and no remote code. Your place and settings are stored in your browser's local extension storage. When you press Use my location, the browser supplies the coordinates and SajdaTime keeps them on your computer. SajdaTime does not send them anywhere. The developer never receives them. A helper, not a religious authority The times are an aid and they are not supplied by any mosque, scholar or authority. They can differ from your mosque by a minute or two because of the method, the rounding or the high latitude rule. Follow your mosque where the two differ, and ask a scholar you trust if you are unsure. Free, with no ads SajdaTime is free, has no advertising, and is a separate product from the SajdaTime app for Android. Built with adhan-js 4.4.6, MIT licence, by Batoul Apps. Preact, MIT licence. City data from GeoNames, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. Sunni adhan recording by Adam-synagda, CC0. Shia adhan sung by Saeed Hatamzadeh-Varmazyar, CC BY-SA 4.0, both via Wikimedia Commons. The full notices ship inside the extension.