# Prayer Times app for digital signage

> Display Islamic prayer times with countdown to next prayer. Supports multiple calculation methods including Turkish Diyanet.

Source: https://signagespace.com/app-store/prayer-times/

## Overview

The Prayer Times app turns any paired screen into an accurate, always-visible prayer schedule. It lists the five daily prayers - Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha - next to a live countdown to the next prayer, so anyone glancing at the screen knows exactly how much time remains. Timings are calculated for your venue's location, which means the display stays correct as sunrise and sunset shift across the seasons, with no posters to reprint or whiteboards to wipe down each week.

Communities follow different calculation conventions, and the app handles that. It supports multiple recognized methods, including the Turkish Diyanet method, so the times shown match what your congregation already expects. Configure it once for your location, drop it into a playlist, and the schedule recalculates on its own every day.

Because it runs inside your regular signage playlists and channels, the prayer schedule can share a screen with the rest of your content. A storefront can rotate it with promotions, an office can slot it between announcements, and a mosque can give it a dedicated screen by the entrance - all managed from the same dashboard as everything else you display.

## How businesses use it

- **Mosque entrance and prayer hall** — A mosque mounts screens in the lobby and main hall showing the day's five prayer times and a countdown to the next adhan, so worshippers arriving for congregation can see at a glance how long until prayer begins.
- **Halal restaurant menu boards** — A halal restaurant adds the schedule to its menu-board rotation, letting diners check Asr or Maghrib timing while they order and giving staff a clear cue as a prayer approaches.
- **Office break rooms** — An office with a multicultural team puts the schedule on a break-room screen so employees can plan short prayer breaks around accurate Dhuhr and Asr times without reaching for their phones.
- **Islamic schools and community centers** — An Islamic school or community center shows the schedule in shared corridors using the calculation method its community follows, such as Turkish Diyanet, keeping students and visitors aligned on prayer timing through the day.

## Features

- All five daily prayers - Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha - shown together on one clear screen
- Live countdown to the next prayer so viewers instantly see how much time is left
- Multiple calculation methods, including Turkish Diyanet, to match your community's convention
- Location-based timings that stay accurate year-round as sunrise and sunset shift
- Runs inside your existing playlists and channels alongside other content
- Configure once and the schedule recalculates automatically each day

## Adding it to a screen

Add the app to a playlist or a canvas layout zone from the dashboard, configure it, and cast the playlist to a screen.