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to read iqama times, prayer times and weather again.
Showing times for ISCJ in Monmouth Junction, NJ. Somewhere else? Set your location for your own adhan times.
| Prayer | Adhan | Iqama |
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to read iqama times, prayer times and weather again.
All 132 chapters of Hisn al-Muslim, in the book’s order. Open a chapter to read it. The recordings are in Arabic and need a connection.
Adhan times for the month. Iqama times are shown for today only.
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Adhan times are calculated for . ISCJ iqama times are used within 40 km (25 miles) of the masjid; anywhere else you set your own.
Add or take away minutes if your masjid's adhan times differ from the calculation. Use a minus sign for earlier, up to 30 minutes either way.
Move the Hijri date a day if the local moon sighting differs from the Umm al-Qura calendar.
The Islamic day begins at sunset, so after the Maghrib adhan the Hijri date moves to the next day. Off, it changes at midnight.
Alerts work while this app is open. Browsers need one tap on the page before they play sound.
Give an old tablet or iPad a new job.
Iqama Times turns a spare tablet into a prayer hub for your home: a large clock with today’s adhan and iqama times, alerts, the weather, a daily dua, adhkar and Quran recitation. The guide shows you how to set it up and how to use every screen.
There is no account. Everything you set, from your location and iqama times to alerts, favourites and playlists, is saved locally on this device, in this browser. None of it is stored anywhere else, and clearing this site’s data in the browser removes it all. Below is exactly what the app sends out.
Prayer times are worked out on the device. These are the only things the app sends out, and why:
Each of these services, and Cloudflare, which hosts this site, sees your device’s internet address, as any website does. There are no accounts, ads or tracking in the app.
Recitations, the list of reciters and riwayat, and surah names come from mp3quran.net. Each recitation is by the reciter named in the player and streams from mp3quran.net’s servers.
From Hisn al-Muslim (Fortress of the Muslim) by Saʿid ibn ʿAli ibn Wahf al-Qahtani. The Arabic text, transliteration, English translation and Arabic recordings are from hisnmuslim.com. Each dua on the Today tab names its chapter, and the Quran verse or hadith where known.
Adhan recordings, by the muezzins named under Adhan and alerts, come with the open-source Adhan Clock. The spoken Bismillah is hisnmuslim.com’s recording from Hisn al-Muslim. The soft beep is made in the app.
Prayer times are calculated with PrayTimes.org by Hamid Zarrabi-Zadeh (LGPL 3.0), as adapted with its calculation methods in Adhan Clock (MIT). Iqama and Jumuʿah times near the masjid come from the Islamic Society of Central Jersey. Check with your masjid before relying on them.
Weather by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0). Air quality from Open-Meteo, using Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service information. Place search by Open-Meteo, using GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).
daisyUI and Tailwind CSS (MIT), Motion (MIT). Fonts: Amiri, Bricolage Grotesque and IBM Plex Sans, from Google Fonts (SIL Open Font License 1.1).
Full list with licences: CREDITS.md.