Tools / Dates & prayer
Prayer times screen
Open it on the mosque or majlis TV or any screen: a big clock, Hijri and Gregorian dates, prayer times with iqama, and a countdown to the next adhan and then its iqama. Full screen, and it stays on.
Your file never leaves your device — everything runs in your browser
How to use it
- Pick the city, and type the mosque or majlis name if you like.
- Set the iqama minutes after each adhan to match your mosque.
- Press «Full screen» on the TV — copy the link and bookmark it there so it opens with your settings.
Questions
Are the times accurate?
They use the UAE General Authority of Islamic Affairs method (18.2°) with offsets measured against Abu Dhabi's published timetable: 25 of 30 times exact to the minute, the rest within a minute.
Will the screen switch off?
In full screen the browser is asked to keep the screen awake (Chrome, Edge and recent Safari). Some TVs have their own sleep setting.
How do I open it on a TV?
In the TV's browser, or on a device connected to it (laptop, Fire Stick, Chromecast). Copy the «screen link» and open it there.
Does it work offline?
Once open, the clock, countdown and times are worked out on the device itself.