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Prayer times widget for websites and mosque screens
A free prayer times widget for 94 cities: paste the code into your site or open it full screen on a mosque TV.
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FAQ
How do I add prayer times to my website?
Pick your city, layout and colour, copy the code and paste it into your page’s HTML. It shows today’s times and a live countdown and updates itself daily.
Can I use it on a mosque screen?
Yes — choose “Mosque screen” and open the link full screen on the TV browser: a big clock, today’s times and countdowns to the next azan and iqama.
Is the widget free?
Yes — free, with no sign-up and no ads. A small link at the bottom points to your city’s prayer times page on Talhaq.
Which cities can I choose?
Any of the 94 cities on Talhaq — Saudi, Gulf, Arab and world cities — each with its own local time zone and its country’s official method.
Can I match my site colours?
Yes — pick the dark or light theme before copying the code.
Which calculation method does it use?
The official method of the city’s country: Umm al-Qura in Saudi Arabia, with iqama times per the Ministry of Islamic Affairs circular (Fajr 25 min, Maghrib 10, the rest 20).