Athan and Prayer Alerts
See today's five prayer times, play the Adhan from a reciter you like, and switch on browser alerts.
Calculation Settings
Adhan Audio Player
Prayer Notifications
Guidance only. Prayer times are calculated; confirm with your local mosque or Islamic authority.
About the Athan tool
The Adhan is the call to prayer. This tool shows the five daily prayer times for your city, counts down to the next one, and lets you play the Adhan in the voice of a reciter you choose. There are standard, Fajr and short versions of the call.
If you allow browser notifications, the page can show an alert when a prayer time arrives. The page has to stay open in a tab for this to work, because it checks the time from inside the browser.
Times are calculated from your location with the method and Asr setting you pick. They can differ by a few minutes from your local mosque, so use the mosque timetable for congregational prayer.
How to use it
Set your place. Type a city and press Get Times, or press My Location to share your position with the browser.
Choose the method and Asr school. Open Calculation Settings and pick the method your mosque follows, then the Asr setting for your school.
Pick a reciter and play. Choose Standard, Fajr or Short Adhan, tap a reciter, then press the play button. Use the slider for volume.
Turn on alerts. Press Enable Browser Notifications and allow the permission. Then choose which prayers should alert you.
A reminder setup
Five prayer times shown with the next one counting down Alert switched on for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha Standard Adhan plays from the reciter you chose
Tips for good results
- Keep the tab open, and turn the volume up before you rely on a reminder.
- The Fajr Adhan is the version that includes the extra line for the dawn prayer.
- If alerts do not appear, check that notifications are allowed for this site in your browser settings.
- Use headphones in shared spaces and keep the audio at a respectful volume.
Common mistakes
- Expecting alerts when the tab is closed or the device is asleep.
- Leaving the method on a default that your community does not use.
- Playing the Adhan at full volume in a public or shared place.
- Treating a calculated time as a replacement for the local mosque timetable.
Common questions
Does this replace the call to prayer at my mosque?
No. It is a reminder tool. The call at your mosque and its timetable remain the reference for congregational prayer.
Why is there a separate Fajr Adhan?
The Fajr call includes an extra line about prayer being better than sleep. The tool offers it as a separate choice so you can play the fitting version.
Why did I not get a notification?
The tab must stay open, notifications must be allowed for the site, and prayer times must be loaded first. Some phones also limit background tabs.
Which method should I pick?
Pick the one your local mosque or national authority uses. If you are unsure, ask at the mosque.
Does the tool use my location all the time?
It uses your position once to find times for where you are. You can type a city instead and never share it.
