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Pick a place and a month, get a clean one-page PDF for the fridge, the masjid noticeboard or the office wall. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay.
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No account, no email, no watermark. The link is shareable and always regenerates the latest times.
Your sheet for Lagos is ready
One page, sized for letter paper. Open it to preview, or download it to print.
Open in a new tabFajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for the whole month, with Fridays marked for Jumu'ah.
The sheet carries your coordinates, timezone, calculation method with its angles, and the qibla bearing, so anyone can check it.
The Hijri day sits beside each date, and Eid, Ashura and Arafah are called out under the table.
If your city is one of the 212 with its own page, that gives you today's times, the full month and the qibla bearing without downloading anything, useful when you just want to check Asr from your phone.
If the sheet disagrees with your masjid by a few minutes, that is expected and the calculation methods guide explains why: almost all of it comes down to the Fajr and Isha angles, and the Hanafi and Shafi’i shadow rules for Asr. Set the method above to whatever your masjid follows and the two should line up.
If you would rather have the times on a screen than on the fridge, the subscription builder turns the same calculation into a webcal link for Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar, still with no account, and it keeps itself up to date instead of expiring at the end of the month.
During Ramadan you probably want the suhoor and iftar timetables instead, which add the length of every fast measured from Fajr rather than sunrise.
Sutrah puts each prayer into the open gaps in your working day rather than on top of your meetings, and keeps it there as your calendar changes. Also free.