SalahNow: USA Prayer Times

SalahNow is free, with no ads or subscriptions. In the United States, prayer times are calculated with the ISNA (North America) method by default, and you can change the method in Settings. You can also select the SALAM Sacramento timetable or the published timetables of Diyanet, Türkiye’s Presidency of Religious Affairs. For Ramadan and Eid dates, you can select the calendar of the Fiqh Council of North America (FCNA) or the Chicago Hilal Committee. When the selected city uses the published SALAM Sacramento or Diyanet timetable, the displayed times match that timetable with a 0-minute difference. This applies to that timetable, with no personal minute adjustment; calculated fallback times are not covered. SalahNow is an independent app and is not affiliated with these institutions. FREE WIDGETS, PRAYER TIMES IN VIEW See prayer times and a daily ayah on your home screen. Set athan reminders to suit your routine and keep track of suhoor, iftar and the time until the next prayer. Preview 16 athan recordings and choose a different one for each prayer. Tap a dhikr widget to keep counting, or mark a completed prayer in the tracking widget. Return to a passage from reading and listening widgets. Make room for short reading moments with dua, hadith and Names of Allah widgets. For calculated Asr times, choose the Hanafi or Shafi option. MAKE TIME FOR THE QURAN Swipe through ayahs in the Quran feed and turn a short break into a moment of reading. Open a surah, juz or page, explore available translations and follow the current ayah while listening to Arabic recitation. Save bookmarks to revisit an ayah. Explore online tafsir sources for a deeper reading and follow Arabic reading marks with tajwid colors. Put on Quran radio and keep listening to recitation as you go about your day. YOUR KHATM, A SHARED GOAL Set a personal khatm goal, track your juz and previous khatms, and return to where you left off. Choose a juz in a group khatm and follow the group’s progress and members’ recorded contributions. Join a shared dhikr goal and contribute your own count to the group. A free account is needed to join group worship. DHIKR AND DUAS FOR YOUR DAY Set a personal dhikr goal, count your repetitions and review your history; use daily or after-prayer reminders to keep going. Find morning, evening and everyday duas in collections with meanings and source references. Read the 99 Names of Allah with their meanings and listen to their Arabic pronunciation. Read hadiths with source references, search the collection and discover the daily hadith. KEEP YOUR WORSHIP RECORDS TOGETHER Record completed prayers by date and look back over your own worship history. Use the missed-prayer record within Prayer Tracking to follow prayers you have made up and those remaining. Record Ramadan, voluntary and make-up fasts, keeping the days you have fasted in one place. PLAN YOUR DAY AND FIND YOUR WAY Keep track of Hijri dates, upcoming religious occasions and the monthly prayer timetable. Optionally display discouraged prayer periods in the timetable. Find your qibla with the compass and check the direction on the map. Find nearby mosques on the map or in a list, then open directions. Enter your assets and amounts to see an itemized zakat, fitrah or fidyah calculation. SHARE, REFLECT AND FIND INSPIRATION With a free account, share text and photos in Community, leave comments, follow people and save posts to revisit. Explore ayahs, duas and hadiths around gratitude, patience and peace in Inspiration; save or share what speaks to you. Keep a journal of your mood, notes and small acts of kindness, adding a photo when you wish. KEEP LEARNING AND EXPLORING Learn the foundations of Islamic practice through short lessons in your language and follow your learning progress. Read the current khutbah and archive with source references, using the available language and document options.