About All Masjids
Prayer and jamaat times from every masjid’s own committee, on worshippers’ phones and on the masjid’s screens. Free for every masjid, fi sabilillah.
Why We Built It
Jamaat times change through the year, and most of us find out from a paper timetable, a WhatsApp forward or by turning up. Masjids work hard to keep everyone on time, but the tools for it are often costly, separate and hard to keep up to date.
All Masjids puts it in one place. A committee sets its times once, and its screens in the hall, the app on the congregation’s phones and everyone’s reminders follow, even when the internet drops.
What We Promise
Times from the Masjid Itself
Every jamaat time comes from the masjid’s own committee. Until a masjid publishes, we show calculated start times and say so, never a guessed jamaat.
Free for Every Masjid
No contract, no subscription and no adverts. The only costs are card fees on donations, which donors can cover, and the masjid’s own TVs. Online giving is coming soon.
No Sign-In for Worshippers
The app needs no account and no email. What you follow stays on your phone, and the website and app use no advertising or tracking cookies.
Built to Keep Going
Times are saved on phones and screens, so they’re right with no signal, and a screen keeps its timetable through a power cut.
Every Masjid Listed
- masjids listed
- 2,300+
- publishing their own times
- 200+
Listings start from open data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (Open Database Licence), MuslimsInBritain.org, waqt.uk, Wikidata, and the Charity Commission and OSCR (Open Government Licence). Each masjid’s committee can claim its listing and keep it right.