Ramadan 2024 - Prayer times & calendar

Ramadan 2024 / 1445 is an application dedicated to Muslims worldwide!

This Ramadan calendar for Android provides Salah, Suhoor, and Iftar times, along with other valuable information during this sacred month. 

The app offers various features:

SUHOOR/IFTAR TIMES:

- Obtain precise schedules for Suhoor and Iftar.

- Customize the timetable by adding or subtracting minutes.

PRAYER TIMES:

- Access the timings of the five Islamic prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha) calculated based on your geographical location (e.g., New York, United States) and the local method.

- Adjust the schedules if needed by choosing the calculation method and mosque settings.

EASY SEARCH:

- Manually find your location using the search engine or automatically through GPS and Internet connection.

99 NAMES OF ALLAH:

- Learn the 99 names of Allah (Asma ul Husna) from the Quran and Sunnah of the Prophet (saws), with audio recitations, transliterations, and translations provided for easier understanding and learning.

NOTIFICATIONS:

- Receive automatic notifications to stay informed about the beginning and end of the fast.

SUHOOR ALARM:

- Wake up before Suhoor time each day.

HIJRI CALENDAR:

- View the Islamic calendar and adjust the Hijri date according to the Gregorian calendar.

DUAS / SUPPLICATIONS:

- Recite authentic duas during Ramadan sourced from "Hisnul Muslim" (Fortress of the Muslim).

RAMADAN GUIDE:

- Prepare for fasting by reading the guide containing general rules on what is permissible and impermissible.

CALCULATION OF MISSED DAYS:

- Keep track of missed days to make up for later fasting.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

1.To find your city, ensure location permission, internet connection, and GPS are enabled.

2.If prayer times differ from those of your mosque, check settings.

Thank you for your feedback in advance. May Allah (swt) accept our fasting, supplications, good deeds, and forgive our sins at the end of this blessed month! Ramadan Mubarak.

FAQ

Q1: Why can't I find my city?

If you are unable to find your current location, please try again, making sure that:

iOS

- Enable location services from your device's settings (see Turn Location Services and GPS on or off on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support); Important Note: Location services may not work if you choose While Using the app option, so we recommend that you select Always.

- Be connected to a data network.

Android

- Enable location services from your device settings (see Choose which apps use your Android device's location - Google Support).

- Be connected to a data network.

- Stay outside to ensure a good GPS signal.

Note: You may also need to update the latest version of your operating system.

Q2: How to enable or disable the Suhoor alarm?

iOS

1. Go to the home page and tap the icon next to Alarm.

2. Tap Mode.

3. Select Tone or Disable.

Android

1. Go to the home page and tap General Settings .

2. Tap General Settings.

3. In section Adjustment of Alarms, check Alarm to enable it, or uncheck to disable it.

Q3; How to adjust the hours of Suhoor and Iftar

The Suhoor and Iftar times are calculated based on your location and a set of rules and methods. The application tries to automatically apply the appropriate settings based on your location. In the event of a few minutes difference, you may need to manually adjust the schedules of the Suhoor and Iftar.

iOS

1. Go to the home page and tap General Settings .

2. Tap Adjustments.

3. In the section Manual Fasting Times Adjustments, tap Suhoor Time or Iftar Time.

4. Add or subtract one or more minutes until you get the most accurate time.

5. Tap OK.

Android

1. Go to the home page and tap General Settings .

2. Tap General Settings.

3. In the section Adjustments, tap Suhoor or Iftar.

4. Add or subtract one or more minutes until you get the most accurate time.

Note: The Suhoor and Iftar times are based on the Fajr and Maghrib prayer times. For this reason we advise you first to check the schedules of these, before modifying those of Suhoor and Iftar. Learn more about how to adjust prayer times.