Ready for Ramadan, Jumu'ah and Eid
The times your congregation asks about most, on every screen and on the printed timetable.
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Ramadan
- A Suhoor and Iftar block, with Imsak a few minutes before Fajr. After Isha it can show tomorrow's Suhoor.
- Taraweeh in up to three sessions, at a fixed time or following the Isha iqama.
- A Ramadan iqama period that starts and ends on the dates you set.
- The night thirds, for those who pray Qiyam.
- A printable Ramadan timetable with Suhoor, Imsak and Iftar, and the last ten nights marked.
Jumu'ah, every week
Up to three Jumu'ah (Jummah) sessions with khutbah times. On Fridays the screen shows Jumu'ah in place of Dhuhr by itself, and the Jumu'ah times appear on the printed timetable and in the app.
Eid
An Eid prayer block for Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha with your prayer time, and an announcement that reaches the phone of everyone who follows your masjid.
Before the month begins
- Add the Ramadan blocks to your screen layout.
- Set your Ramadan iqama period.
- Print the Ramadan timetable.
- Announce your Taraweeh times.
Ramadan, Jumu'ah and Eid questions
Do the Ramadan blocks appear by themselves?
No. You add the Suhoor and Iftar, Taraweeh and Eid blocks to a screen when you want them, and take them off after Eid.
How is the Suhoor time worked out?
On the screen, Suhoor ends a number of minutes before Fajr that you choose, 10 by default. On the Ramadan timetable it ends at the Fajr adhan, or a set number of minutes before it.
Can we change iqama times just for Ramadan?
Yes. Create a change for the dates of Ramadan with only the prayers that change, and your screens, the app and the timetable all follow it. Ramadan moves each year, so you set its dates each year.
Can Taraweeh follow the Isha iqama?
Yes. The first session can start a set number of minutes after the Isha iqama, and you can add two more sessions at fixed times.
How do we show the Eid prayer time?
Add the Eid prayer block to a screen, choose Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha, and enter your prayer time.