Ramadan tools
Prayer times and a printable timetable, the Hijri calendar, a khatma plan, the adhkār, zakat, and the everyday things Ramadan changes — when to take medicine, how much water, and the six-hour working day. Free, and everything runs in your browser.
- Prayer Times — Accurate daily prayer times using the Umm al-Qura method for your city or location — computed in your browser, with optional notifications a few minutes before each prayer.
- Monthly Prayer Timetable — Print a whole month of prayer times for any Saudi city — Fajr through Isha, with Hijri dates alongside and Fridays shaded so the sheet can be read from across a room. For a fridge, a noticeboard or a mosque door. Calculated on your device with the Umm al-Qura method, the same one the Prayer Times app here uses, so the two never disagree.
- Hijri Calendar — Convert between Hijri and Gregorian dates (Umm al-Qura), see today’s Hijri date, and upcoming Islamic dates including Ramadan and the two Eids — computed in your browser.
- Islamic Calendar — A month-at-a-glance Islamic calendar (Umm al-Qura) — Hijri/Gregorian toggle, moon phase per day, the white days (13–15), and Islamic dates like Ramadan and the Eids. Computed in your browser.
- Khatma Planner — Plan a khatma over any stretch of days — Ramadan, a month, a week — divided evenly by page or by juz, with Gregorian and Hijri dates side by side. Print it with a tick box per day, or tick the days off here; your progress stays on this device. Page numbers follow the 604-page Madani mushaf, and the tool says so, because a plan quoting pages from an edition you do not own is worse than no plan.
- Morning & Evening Adhkar — The core morning and evening adhkār from the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah — Arabic with transliteration, an English meaning, repeat counts and sources, and a tap-to-count tracker.
- Hisn al-Muslim — Ḥiṣn al-Muslim (the Fortress of the Muslim) — the full du‘a collection compiled by Saʿīd b. Wahf al-Qaḥṭānī. Search ~130 chapters and read the vocalized Arabic du‘as. Offline.
- Zakat Calculator — Add up your zakatable assets — cash, gold and silver, trade goods and money owed to you — subtract short-term debts, and see 2.5% due once your net wealth is above the niṣāb and held for a lunar year. A helping estimate, not a fatwa. Runs in your browser.
- Saudi Public Holidays — Every official paid holiday under Article 112 — Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, National Day and Founding Day — for any year, in both calendars, with the weekend-compensation and annual-leave rules. Free, in your browser.
- Medicine Timing Planner — Spread doses evenly across your waking day, or across the window between iftar and suhoor — about ten hours rather than twenty-four. Each dose is anchored to the nearest prayer, easier to remember than a clock time, and it warns when four doses will not fit comfortably in a fasting night.
- Water Intake Calculator — Work out a day’s water from your body weight, then add what the heat, your activity and time in the sun actually cost — because “eight glasses a day” describes a mild climate and says nothing about a Riyadh summer. Shows how the total is made up and how to fit it between iftar and suhoor.
- Time Card Calculator — Total a week of shifts with breaks, overnight shifts and overtime, and read it both as hours and minutes and as the decimal hours a payroll system asks for. It knows the Saudi 8-hour day, the 6-hour Ramadan day and overtime at 150%, all as defaults you can change. Nothing is uploaded.
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