Times you can set alarms by
Seven worldwide calculation methods, plus a minute-accurate local timetable for Kashmir.
Worldwide calculation methods, alarms engineered to survive Android battery savers, and Quran, Qibla, and Ramadan tools. All offline. All free. No ads, no tracking.
أوقات الصلاة
On iPhone? Use the web app
Sunday, Sep 6
Next prayer
Dhuhr
12:29 PM
Srinagar · Kashmir method
Not a mockup: rendered from today's live timetable
Seven worldwide calculation methods, plus a minute-accurate local timetable for Kashmir.
Exact Android alarms with per-prayer sounds, snooze, full-screen wake, and delivery history.
A full Quran reader with audio, fasting and Taraweeh tracking, Suhoor and Iftar reminders.
Sensor-based direction with honest calibration states, anywhere on Earth.
Hijri dates, holidays, monthly timetables, and shareable calendar exports.
Cached timetables and on-device scheduling; a lost signal never costs a prayer.
Islam Times began in Kashmir, where a generic calculation is minutes off and minutes matter. It ships the region's own timetable with per-district offsets for all 17 districts, and applies that same standard of care to every method it offers the rest of the world:
Muslim World League · ISNA · Egyptian · Umm al-Qura (Makkah) · Karachi · Tehran · Jafari
Set any location on Earth; the app does the rest, online or off.
There is no iOS app today, and we won't pretend otherwise. The web app covers prayer times, the monthly timetable, holidays, and Qibla, and installs to your Home Screen in three taps: