Prayer Times & Prayer Tracker

Get accurate namaz times for your city with a live countdown to the next prayer and adhan alerts at each prayer time. islam4all calculates timings from your location and lets you choose the prayer calculation method and the Asr school, Hanafi or Shafi'i, so the times match the method you follow.

The built-in prayer tracker helps you stay consistent: mark each of the five daily prayers as prayed, build a streak, and see missed prayers at a glance. A fifteen-minute pre-adhan countdown notification keeps you ready before every prayer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Asr time in Hanafi?

In the Hanafi school, Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its length plus the shadow at noon. In the Shafi'i school, Asr begins when the shadow equals the object's length. islam4all lets you choose Hanafi or Shafi'i Asr in Settings, and the times update accordingly.

How is namaz time calculated?

Timings are calculated from your location using the Aladhan prayer-times service with your chosen calculation method (for example, University of Islamic Sciences Karachi) and your chosen Asr school. GPS gives the most accurate result; a saved city is used otherwise.

Why do prayer times differ between apps?

Different apps use different calculation methods, different Asr schools, and different location precision. A few minutes of difference is normal. Match the method and Asr school your local mosque uses for the closest agreement.

What are the forbidden prayer times?

Voluntary prayers are forbidden at three times: from after Fajr until the sun has risen about twenty minutes, at midday when the sun is at its zenith, and from after Asr until Maghrib. The five Fard prayers are never forbidden.

Can I track missed prayers?

Yes. The prayer tracker on this page lets you mark each daily prayer as prayed, shows your current streak, and lists missed prayers so you can make them up. Tracking is saved on your device.