Chrome extension · free
Salaah times, one click away.
Salah Times shows today's five prayers for wherever you are, with a countdown to the next one, a reminder at each prayer and the call to prayer. Everything is calculated on your own computer; there is no account and no tracking.
Works on Chrome 116 and newer. No sign-up, no ads, no analytics.
What it does
Today at a glance
The next prayer named in Arabic and English, its time, and a countdown that keeps ticking while the popup is open.
Every prayer listed
Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for the whole day, with the current window highlighted.
Reminders you choose
A system notification at the exact time or up to thirty minutes early, prayer by prayer, with one bell to silence any of them.
The adhan, or twenty seconds
Play the full call, the Fajr call at Fajr, or just the opening twenty seconds, at whatever volume you set.
Any place on earth
Search a city by name, press Use my location, or type coordinates yourself. Times are calculated on your machine.
Tuned to your mosque
Twenty two calculation methods, Hanafi or Shafi Asr, high latitude rules and minute offsets per prayer.
Setting it up
Pick a city and the times appear. Every change is saved as you make it: no save button, no form to submit.
How the times are worked out
Each prayer is the moment the sun reaches a particular angle below or above the horizon at your latitude and longitude. The extension solves that on your device, so the times do not depend on a server and keep working with no connection once your city is set.
Twenty two published methods ship with it, including Karachi, Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Egyptian, Diyanet, JAKIM and KEMENAG. If your mosque's timetable differs by a minute or two, the per-prayer offsets close the gap. The Hijri date uses the tabular calendar and can differ by a day from a local sighting.
Read the privacy policy to see exactly what leaves your device, and support if something does not work.