MasjidiFor masjid admins
Set your times once. Keep them right all year.
Most masjids publish iqamah times by editing a spreadsheet, printing a sheet, and hoping the website catches up. Masjidi gives you four ways to do it instead — and the first one means you may never touch it again. All free, and all of it works from the app in your pocket.
Set a rule
Once a year, or less
Tell the engine the shape of your iqamah and it works out every day for you. “Fajr twenty minutes after adhan” follows the sun all year. “Zuhr always at 1:30” stays put. Asr can run one offset in summer and another in winter, so the clocks changing does not mean a committee meeting.
Upload your calendar
A few minutes
Already print a yearly timetable? Photograph it or upload the PDF and Masjidi reads the times out of it. You get a table to check and correct before anything goes live — nothing is published until you confirm it.
Enter exact times
When something changes
Type the times in for a date range — Ramadan, a khatam night, a week the hall is being repaired. Manual times beat every other source, prayer by prayer, so you can override Isha for a fortnight and leave the rest of the day running on its rule.
Do nothing
No effort, and it shows
If a masjid sets nothing, Masjidi reads what it can from the masjid’s own website and falls back to calculating from its location. It is better than a blank page and it is honestly labelled as an estimate — but it is guesswork, and your congregation can tell.
Announcements, Jumu’ah, displays — the same place
Post an announcement and it reaches phones, your lobby screen and your website widget at once. Set all three Jumu’ah khutbahs. Pair a TV. Hand another volunteer access without handing over your password. There is no paid tier holding any of it back.
Want us to set it up with you?
Send us your masjid name and we will get your times in and show you how the rule works. It takes about ten minutes and it costs nothing.