Prayer Times
Worldwide.

For Singapore, we use the official MUIS 2026 timetable — matching every masjid in the country to the minute. For every other city we use the standard open-source astronomical implementation, calibrated with trusted calculation methods (MWL, ISNA, Egyptian, Umm al-Qura, Karachi, Tehran). Accuracy is typically within a minute of the published times from your local religious authority.

Muslim World League (MWL) is a safe global default. North American cities often use ISNA; the Middle East defaults to Umm al-Qura (Makkah); South Asia typically uses Karachi. Egypt and much of Africa use the Egyptian method. You can switch at any time via Settings on each city page.

Prayer times are astronomical — tied to the sun's position. As Earth moves through its orbit, sunrise, zenith and sunset drift by a minute or two most days, with bigger shifts near the equinoxes. That's why a printed timetable only works for a single calendar year.

Yes. On any city page, tap the city name in the heading and pick "Use my current location." The browser prompts for geolocation permission once, and we snap to the nearest preset city. Your choice persists across visits.

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