- Features
- Prayer times
Prayer times أوقات الصلاة
Accurate times wherever you are, worked out on your phone. The sky follows the prayer, the countdown tells you what’s next, and gold marks the prayer you’re in.
The method your country uses
Mosques around the world calculate Fajr and Isha differently. Zaad picks the method that most mosques and official timetables use where you are, and you can change it.
- Karachi with Hanafi Asr in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh; Umm al-Qura in Saudi Arabia; Diyanet in Turkey; Kemenag in Indonesia; JAKIM in Malaysia; the Moonsighting Committee in the UK, Ireland, the US and Canada; Muslim World League across Europe; and more.
- Hanafi or standard Asr, the high-latitude rule, and minute adjustments to match your mosque.
- Ishraq, Zawal, half-night and Tahajjud one tap away under “Show more”.
- Worked out on the phone, so it works offline and anywhere you travel.
Made for Pakistan پاکستان
Zaad began as Jantri, a prayer-times app for Pakistan, and it still shows times the way Pakistani timetables do.
- University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi, with Hanafi Asr (Misl-e-Saani) by default.
- “Sunrise (Ishraq)”, Zuhr until Misl-e-Awwal, and Isha until half-night.
- In Shikarpur, the times of the printed Shikarpur jantri, compiled by Hakeem Molana Muhammad Fazlullah Soomro (RA).
- The monthly Jantri table with Urdu headings, and Hijri dates as announced in Pakistan.
An alert for every prayer, your way
Tap the bell beside a prayer to choose a notification, the Makkah adhan, or silence. Alerts are scheduled on your phone, so they arrive without a server or a connection.
- Per-prayer choice of notification, adhan sound or silent.
- An optional reminder 5 to 30 minutes before each prayer.
- Sehri and Iftar reminders in Ramadan.
- Ishraq, Zawal and half-night reminders if you want them.
