Accurate prayer times
Four calculation methods, per-prayer adjustment to the minute, and correct handling of daylight saving and high-latitude summers.
Built for mosque operations
Salaada handles the work a mosque repeats every week — adjusting iqamah, posting the Jumu'ah notice, keeping the hall screen right. Set it once, and it stays correct through every season and clock change.
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Showing a live mosque from the directory.
Not a feature list — the five things a mosque committee deals with every week.
Four calculation methods, per-prayer adjustment to the minute, and correct handling of daylight saving and high-latitude summers.
A fullscreen hall display that reads from across the room, runs on any browser, and recovers on its own if the internet drops.
Each prayer set as a fixed time or an offset after the adhan. Change it once and every screen, page and phone updates together.
Post a notice with a start and end date; it appears on the mosque page and the hall screen, then retires itself.
Hijri dates alongside Gregorian, with a local sighting adjustment, and automatic Ramadan, Arafah and Eid markers.
Give a volunteer access to one mosque and nothing else. They see only what they can change.
Name, city and location. Pick your calculation method — Salaada works out the rest of the year from there.
Fixed times or offsets, per prayer, the way your committee already decides them.
Point any TV browser at your display page and press F. Nothing to install, nothing to maintain.
Live prayer times from the directory.
Prayer times stay free, permanently. Paid plans exist for mosques that want screens and support.
£0/month
£9/month
£19/month
"We used to reprint the timetable every month. Now the screen is simply right, and nobody has to remember to change it."
"The volunteer who updates our notices had never used an admin panel. She managed it on the first try without being shown."
"Setting iqamah as an offset after adhan matched exactly how we already decide it. Nothing to re-learn."
Illustrative quotes shown while the platform gathers published reviews.
Muslim World League, ISNA, the Egyptian General Authority, and Umm Al-Qura. Each mosque picks its own and can shift any prayer by up to sixty minutes.
Yes — per prayer, either a fixed clock time or minutes after the adhan. Most mosques mix the two: fixed for Dhuhr, offset for the rest.
Anything with a browser — a smart TV, a cheap TV stick, or an old laptop. Open the display page and press F for fullscreen.
Yes. Where the sun never reaches the twilight angle in summer, an angle-based night portion rule applies. Where the sun never rises or sets, Salaada falls back to the nearest latitude where it does and labels the result approximate rather than quietly printing a wrong time.
Only administrators you assign to it. A mosque administrator cannot see or change any other mosque's times, notices or settings.
Free to start. No card, no installation, no contract.