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Iqama Times guide

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. This guide shows you how to set it up and how to use every screen.

Start with chapter 1

Chapters

Each chapter is one short page. Use Next at the bottom of a page, or jump to any chapter here.

  1. Chapter 1Set up your tabletAndroid, Fire or iPad: add the app, keep the screen on, allow sound.
  2. Chapter 2Your location and timesISCJ times or your own city, calculation method, Hijri date.
  3. Chapter 3Reading the Today screenThe clock, the five prayers, iqama, the countdown and the dua.
  4. Chapter 4Iqama timesFollow ISCJ, set a fixed time, or minutes after the adhan.
  5. Chapter 5Adhan and alertsAdhan at prayer time, reminders before adhan and iqama.
  6. Chapter 6Display and night modeClock styles, looks, brightness, dimming after Isha.
  7. Chapter 7QuranReciters, surahs, favourites and playlists.
  8. Chapter 8Adhkar and MonthHisn al-Muslim chapters and the monthly timetable.
  9. Chapter 9WeatherToday, the week ahead, and the weather at each prayer.
  10. Chapter 10Help and questionsNo sound, wrong times, the screen went dark, and more.

Good to know

  • It runs in the web browser. There is no account to make and nothing to buy.
  • Your settings stay on the tablet you set them on.
  • Near ISCJ in Monmouth Junction, NJ, iqama times come from the masjid’s own timetable. Anywhere else, you set your own.