Masjid prayer times, entered once, shown everywhere.
Adhan is calculated for you and iqama is whatever your masjid decides, published to your public page, the app, a website widget and the website we build for you. Free to start, and calculated adhan is already live on 1,900+ masajid. It is the masjid timetable app that keeps every one of those in sync.
Iqama changes. The board on the wall does not update itself.
Every masjid runs on the same question. Someone asks what time Isha is tonight, and the answer lives on a laminated sheet by the door, a WhatsApp forward from last month, and a website page the volunteer who built it no longer maintains. Three answers, and at least one of them is wrong.
Twice a year the iqama moves for the season and the whole thing has to be redone by hand in every place it is written. Jumu'ah is worse, because two or three khutbahs need their own times, and the visitors from across town are the ones who need them most.
Prayer time management software does the calculation, holds the iqama your masjid sets, and publishes it in every place a member looks. Ummah's calculated adhan is already live on 1,900+ masajid, and a masjid can start for free.
Adhan and iqama for every prayer, every day.
The Prayer Times page shows the whole month in one table: adhan and iqama for all five prayers plus sunrise, one row per day. Move a month ahead to check Ramadan before it arrives.
- Adhan calculated for your address and timezone
- Iqama times entered by your masjid, shown beside adhan
- Sunrise in the same row, for the end of Fajr
- Month by month, so next month is ready before it starts
Two Jumu'ahs, or three, each with its own time.
Add each Jumu'ah as its own entry with its time, and edit it when the schedule changes. Visitors see First Jumu'ah at 1:30 and Second Jumu'ah at 2:30, not a note that says times vary.
- Add as many Jumu'ah times as you hold
- Each one listed with its own time, edited in place
- A name for each, so First and Second Jumu'ah are never confused
- Change it once when the khateeb schedule changes
Set the method once. Forget about it.
Choose your calculation method, the juristic method for Asr and a high-latitude rule in one settings dialog. Adhan is worked out from your address and timezone from then on, with offsets and per-prayer overrides where your masjid differs from the calculation.
- Calculation methods including ISNA, MWL and Umm al-Qura
- Juristic method for Asr, Hanafi included
- High-latitude adjustment for northern masajid
- Switches for showing iqama times, and for showing prayer times in the app
Today's iqama on every member's phone. Your masjid timetable app, always up to date.
Members who follow your masjid in the Ummah app see today's adhan and iqama on your community page and under My Communities, with the same numbers you entered in the portal. No separate prayer app to install, and no screenshot of the timetable doing the rounds.
- Adhan and iqama for Fajr to Isha on the phone
- Under My Communities, for people who follow more than one masjid
- Changed in the portal, changed in the app; nothing to republish
- Free for members, on iOS and Android
On your public page today. On your own website too.
Every community on Ummah gets a public page with today's prayer timings on it, adhan and iqama side by side. Put the same times on the website you already run with the widget, or let us build you a site that reads them from the portal.
- Today's timings on your public community page, next to events and the Donate button
- A prayer times widget for the site you have
- A branded website on your own domain that reads times from the portal
- Prayer times on an event's own page, switched on per event
Where your prayer times appear
Each place a member looks for the time, and what is there today.
| Surface | On Ummah | Today, for most masajid |
|---|---|---|
| Public web page | Adhan and iqama for today on your community page | A PDF or an image on a website someone updates by hand |
| Mobile app | In the Ummah app, under your community and My Communities | A generic prayer app with calculated times and no iqama |
| Your own website | The widget, or a site we build that reads from the portal | Retyped every season, or a third-party embed |
| Jumu'ah | Each khutbah listed with its own time | A note that says times vary, or a WhatsApp forward |
| Seasonal iqama change | Edited once in the portal, updated everywhere | Edited in every place separately |
| Event pages | Prayer times switched on per event | Not shown |
Surfaces.