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A transparent daily reference: choose the calculation method and Asr rule you follow, then use a town/city or your device location.
Find today’s times
Use a place, or ask your browser.
No location is requested automatically. If you choose Use my location, the browser asks for permission first and only the rounded coordinates needed for the calculation are sent to the prayer-time provider.
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Prayer times
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Sunrise
—Reference timeDhuhr
—Midday prayerAsr
—Afternoon prayerMaghrib
—Sunset prayerIsha
—Night prayerQibla bearing
Face toward the Ka‘bah.
The bearing below is calculated locally from the coordinates returned for the location. It is measured clockwise from true north.
—°from true north
For a physical compass, use a device or compass setting that can show true north where possible.NESW
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Use your local mosque when it matters
Calculated times are a useful reference, not an iqamah timetable. For Jumu‘ah, Ramadan, Eid and mosque-specific congregational times, follow your mosque’s published information.
Keep the method visible
Two apps can show different Fajr, Asr or Isha times because they use different methods or juristic settings. This tool shows the method and Asr rule with the results.
Your location is not stored by this site
Step by Step Salah does not save your address or coordinates. Settings such as calculation method may be remembered on your device; location must be entered or requested again.
Data source & limits
Transparent rather than pretending every timetable is identical.
Prayer-time calculations are requested from the AlAdhan API. AlAdhan itself notes that computed times may differ by standards and calculation choices. Step by Step Salah calculates the displayed Qibla bearing locally from the returned coordinates.