For mosque admins

A monthly prayer timetable for your mosque, in minutes

Put your mosque name at the top, set jamaat times as minutes after begins, and print a clean A4 or Letter sheet for the noticeboard. Add a live widget to your website. Both are free, with no account.

What you get

Monthly or yearly sheetsOne month on one page, or twelve pages for the year. Fridays highlighted, Hijri dates included. Jamaat columnsSet minutes after begins for each prayer, round to 5 minutes, and add a Jumuah time. Your header and notesYour mosque name on top. Eid and Taraweeh notes at the bottom. No logo needed. CSV and calendarDownload a spreadsheet or an .ics file that members can add to their phones. Ramadan sheetSuhoor end and iftar for every day of Ramadan 1448, ready to print. Live website widgetEmbed today's prayer times and the Hijri date on your mosque site with one line.

See an example

This sample shows London with a Fajr jamaat 20 minutes after begins, Dhuhr 15, Asr 15, Maghrib 5 and Isha 15, a Jumuah time of 1:15pm and a landscape page. Open the example, then change the city and numbers to match your mosque.

How to make your mosque sheet

  1. Open the timetable maker and choose your city.
  2. Choose the same calculation method and Asr as your mosque.
  3. Enter jamaat offsets and a Jumuah time.
  4. Type your mosque name in the header box and add notes.
  5. Press Print or save as PDF. Pin it on the noticeboard and share the link in your group chat.

Keep your congregation informed

A printed sheet does not change when the clocks change or when the jamaat time moves. Add the free prayer times widget to your website for live begins times. List your mosque so people nearby can find it: add or correct a mosque. Begins times are calculated, and jamaat times stay your mosque's decision.

Method notes

Mosques follow different methods. Pick the one your imam or committee follows. The tool lists twelve methods and two Asr choices, and a high-latitude rule for northern places. Read the full method notes on the maker page.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free for mosques?

Yes. There is no account, no watermark and no limit. A small line at the bottom says the sheet was made at niyatapp.com. Untick the box to remove it.

Can I match our existing timetable?

Choose the same method and Asr as your mosque. If a prayer uses a fixed time instead of an offset, download the CSV, edit that column in a spreadsheet and print from there.

How do I show jamaat times that change every month?

Enter the offset for the month, then change it and print again next month. The link under the table keeps the settings, so you can bookmark one link per season.

Can I put the times on my mosque website?

Yes. Use the free Niyat widget at /widgets/. It shows live prayer times and the Hijri date, and works with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and Google Sites.

Can we print a timetable for the whole year?

Yes. Set Print to the whole year. The tool makes twelve pages, one per month, each with its Hijri dates.

Is our mosque listed on Niyat?

Mosque pages show nearby mosques and prayer times. If yours is missing or wrong, add or correct it with the mosque form.

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