Sutrah

Free, no account needed

Prayer times on your calendar, in under a minute.

Pick a city, set your method, and add the link to Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar. It keeps itself up to date. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay.

Where

Which prayers

How they look

Show as busy

Busy blocks stop other people booking over them. Free blocks are visible but bookable.

No account, no email. Your location stays in the link and is never stored on our servers.

Pick a city to get your link

Your subscription link appears here the moment you choose one, and updates as you change anything above.

What you are subscribing to

Updates on its own

A subscription, not a one-off import. Your calendar refreshes it a couple of times a day and the times move with the sun, 92 days ahead.

Set to your madhab

Choose the calculation method your masjid follows and the Asr shadow rule, then pick which prayers appear and how long each block runs.

Nothing stored

There is no account, so there is no row with your name on it. The whole subscription lives in the link, and the link is yours.

What this feed cannot do

A subscription is pull-only. Your calendar reads it; it never reads your calendar. So these blocks land at the prayer time and stay there, even when a meeting is already sitting in that slot. For a lot of people that is completely fine — the times are on the calendar, which is all they wanted.

What it cannot do is move. A prayer stays valid for hours, and the point of Sutrah is to use that: on Google Calendar and Outlook, connecting an account lets it read your busy times and put each prayer in a real gap inside that prayer's window — so Dhuhr can sit at 1:40 because the 1:1 ran long. That needs write access, which needs an account. This page deliberately does not ask for one.

If the times disagree with your masjid by a few minutes, the calculation methods guide explains why — it is nearly always the Fajr and Isha angles, or the Hanafi and Shafi’i shadow rules for Asr. Set the method above to match and they should line up.

Want it on paper instead? The printable monthly timetable needs no account either.

Want the blocks to move around your meetings?

Connecting Google or Outlook lets Sutrah place each prayer in the honest gap your day already has, and keep it there as the day changes. Also free, and it always will be.

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