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Fajr time today in your city, and how it is calculated
Today's Fajr time where you are, by the Umm al Qura method, with no download and no account. Why Fajr differs between apps, and when its time ends.
22 September 2026Dhuhr time today in your city, and when it begins
Today's Dhuhr time where you are, by the Umm al Qura method, with no download and no account. Why Dhuhr moves through the year, and when its time ends.
22 September 2026Asr time today in your city, and why it differs between apps
Today's Asr time where you are, by the Umm al Qura method. Why Asr differs between apps more than any other prayer, sometimes by an hour or more.
22 September 2026Maghrib time today in your city, and the shortest prayer window
Today's Maghrib time where you are, by the Umm al Qura method, which is also iftar time in Ramadan. Why it is the shortest prayer window, and when it ends.
22 September 2026Isha time today in your city, and the Umm al Qura rule for it
Today's Isha time where you are. Umm al Qura sets it 90 minutes after Maghrib, not by an angle, and 120 in Ramadan, so it differs from other methods.
22 September 2026Qibla direction from your phone, with no internet
Your qibla from your location in a second, calculated on your device so it works offline. Why a phone compass is not enough, and how to check by the sun.
22 September 2026How prayer times are calculated, and why they differ between apps
Prayer times come from your location and the sun's angles, not a stored table. Why apps differ: angle, school and method, with your times today.
22 September 2026A prayer alarm that does not run late, and why others do
Why your prayer notification arrives five or ten minutes late, what on your phone really delays it, and how to fix it. Plus your prayer times today.
22 September 2026Ramadan timetable from your location, with suhoor and iftar times
Your Ramadan timetable (imsakiya) from where you are, not a whole city: suhoor ends at your Fajr, iftar is your Maghrib. And how imsak differs from Fajr.
22 September 2026