Prayer Times — free online tool

Muslim users get daily salah times from coordinates using a local astronomical calculation (method and Asr school selectable)—computed on our API without a third-party prayer service.

When to use Prayer Times

Daily salah schedule for your location using local astronomical calculation—no third-party prayer API.

Saves opening a terminal or a separate DNS client for one-off checks.

What Prayer Times does not do

Astronomical times from coordinates and method. Not a mosque timetable with iqamah delays or a Qibla compass app.

How to use Prayer Times

Enter city and country names as prompted on Prayer Times.
Submit to call the public Aladhan API from your browser.
Read Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha times for the returned location.
Confirm calculation method matches your local mosque if times look unexpected.

Practical tips

Pick the calculation method your local mosque follows—times shift between conventions.
Enter a precise city; nearby towns can differ by a few minutes.
Treat the times as a guide and confirm with your community for the exact daily schedule.

Example

Enter Lahore coordinates (or your city) and Karachi method to list today’s salah times.

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Limitations

Needs coordinates + method. High latitudes near polar day need extra care; times can look odd—cross-check locally.

Privacy & data

Requests go from your browser to Webtoolshop’s own API (or self-hosted datasets). We do not sell that input. Still avoid secrets and internal-only hostnames.

Frequently asked questions about Prayer Times

Which calculation method does Prayer Times use?

You choose a method (for example Muslim World League or ISNA) and Asr school on the page. Times are computed astronomically on our API from your coordinates—not scraped from another prayer site.

Who sees what I type into the Prayer Times?

Requests go from your browser to Webtoolshop’s own API (or self-hosted datasets). We do not sell that input. Still avoid secrets and internal-only hostnames.