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# The Muslim Daily Toolkit: Prayer Times, Qibla, Adhkār and Zakat
- URL: https://www.mohammadsiddiqui.com/deen/muslim-daily-toolkit/
- Published: 2026-11-11T00:03:20.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-11T00:04:11.000Z
- Description: The Hijri date and next prayer, prayer times anywhere, a live qibla compass, morning and evening adhkār with counters, du'ā' in Arabic, a daily checklist, what to carry, and a zakat calculator. Save it to your phone.
- Author: Sarge Siddiqui
- Tags: Deen, Worship, Interactive Tools

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Everything for the Muslim day on one page that works on your phone: the Hijri date and the next prayer, prayer times anywhere, the qibla with a live compass, morning and evening adhkār with counters, du'ā' for everyday moments, a daily checklist, what to carry, and a zakat calculator. Every du'ā' is in Arabic with its source.

Today Prayer times Qibla Adhkār Du'ā' Daily checklist Carry and do Zakat Add to your phone 

Today in the Hijri calendar

Next prayer

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## Coming up

Dates follow the Umm al-Qurā calendar used in Saudi Arabia. Where you live, the start of Ramaḍān and the Eids may be a day earlier or later, depending on moon sighting; follow your local mosque.

Use my location

Place Date Method ʿAṣrStandard (Mālikī, Shāfiʿī, Ḥanbalī)Ḥanafī 

Latitude Longitude Time zone 

Why the times differ between apps

Sunna The times are set by the sun: Jibrīl led the Prophet ﷺ in the five prayers at their earliest and latest times over two days. Scholars Turning dawn and nightfall into a sun angle is the astronomers' work, and organisations chose different angles: 18° for Fajr (Muslim World League), 15° (North America), 18.5° with ʿIshāʾ 90 minutes after Maghrib (Umm al-Qurā, used in Saudi Arabia). The Ḥanafī ʿAṣr starts when a shadow is twice an object's length; the other schools use once.

In Makkah and Madinah, pray with the Ḥaram's adhān rather than any calculation.

From Latitude Longitude 

Use my locationLive compass (phone)

How to use this with a phone compass

Open your phone's compass, turn until it reads the bearing above, and that is the qibla. The bearing is measured from true north along the shortest path over the globe, which is why from Sydney it points slightly north of west.

Qur'an The command to turn towards the Sacred Mosque wherever you are 2:144. Scholars Facing the general direction is enough for someone who cannot see the Kaʿbah.

Sunna Counting on the fingers is itself Sunna: the Prophet ﷺ told women of the Emigrants to count their tasbīḥ on their fingertips, “for they will be asked and made to speak” ([Abū Dāwūd 1501, ḥasan, al-Albānī](https://sunnah.com/abudawud:1501?ref=mohammadsiddiqui.com)). The counters here are only a help. Counts reset each day.

## Today

## Last seven days

Each square fills as you tick more of the day's list. Nothing leaves this device.

Sunna “The most beloved deed to Allah is the most regular and constant, even if it is little” ([Bukhārī 6464](https://sunnah.com/bukhari:6464?ref=mohammadsiddiqui.com)). The point of the list is consistency, not a score.

## Worth carrying

## Worth doing every day

Save this page to your home screen and it opens like an app, straight to your settings. Everything you set here stays on that phone.

## iPhone or iPad (Safari)

1. Open this page in **Safari**.
2. Tap the **Share** button: the square with an arrow pointing up, at the bottom of the screen (top right on iPad).
3. Scroll down and tap **Add to Home Screen**.
4. Keep or change the name, then tap **Add**.

In Chrome on iPhone, tap the Share button in the address bar, then **Add to Home Screen**.

## Android (Chrome)

1. Open this page in **Chrome**.
2. Tap the **⋮** menu at the top right.
3. Tap **Add to home screen** (on some phones it says **Install** or **Add to Home screen**).
4. Tap **Add**, and drag the icon where you want it.

Samsung Internet: tap the menu (☰), then **Add page to** → **Home screen**.

## On a computer

Bookmark it with Ctrl \+ D (Windows) or ⌘ \+ D (Mac).

These are example figures. Replace every amount, and enter today's gold and silver prices per gram in your currency.

Currency Nisab measured bySilver (595 g)Gold (85 g) Gold price per gram Silver price per gram 

Cash and bank Gold held (grams) Silver held (grams) Shares and investments Money owed to you, likely repaid Business stock for sale Debts due now 

The rules behind the numbers

Sunna On 200 dirhams of silver held for a year, 5 are due; on 20 dinars of gold, half a dinar; above that, in proportion. Nothing is due until a full year has passed [Abū Dāwūd 1573, ṣaḥīḥ](https://sunnah.com/abudawud:1573?ref=mohammadsiddiqui.com). That is 2.5%.

Scholars 200 dirhams and 20 dinars are commonly converted to 595 g of silver and 85 g of gold; some use slightly higher figures. For cash today, many scholars and zakat bodies use the silver nisab because it is lower and so more cautious for the poor; others use gold. The schools differ on worn jewellery (see the fiqh comparison), on how to value shares, and on deducting debts. Ask a scholar you trust if your situation is not simple.

Qur'an Who may receive zakat 9:60.

Sources 

Hadith from sunnah.com, checked 11 Nov 2026\. Prayer times use the standard solar-position formulas (as in the open PrayTimes method) and are accurate to about a minute for these latitudes.

1. Bukhārī 142, 150, 335, 527, 887, 1032, 1166, 1503, 2311, 5376, 6224, 6306, 6312, 6345, 6464.
2. Muslim 54, 234, 591, 597, 713, 974, 1162, 1342, 2723.
3. Abū Dāwūd 30, 1501 (ḥasan), 1573, 3767, 4023 (ḥasan; al-Albānī did not accept the addition about later sins, so it is left out), 5074, 5082 (ḥasan), 5088, 5095; graded ṣaḥīḥ by al-Albānī unless marked.
4. al-Tirmidhī 745 (ṣaḥīḥ), 1956 (ḥasan); al-Nasāʾī 2420 (ṣaḥīḥ), 3939 (ḥasan); graded by Darussalam.
5. Qur'an: Arabic and Khattab, *The Clear Quran*, from quran.com.
6. Hijri dates: the Umm al-Qurā calendar built into your browser.

Your settings stay on this device only.

**Spotted a mistake, or know a better source?** I check and correct these pages when readers point things out. Please email [mohammad.siddiqui@icloud.com](mailto:mohammad.siddiqui@icloud.com?subject=Correction%3A%20The%20Muslim%20Daily%20Toolkit%3A%20Prayer%20Times%2C%20Qibla%2C%20Adhk%C4%81r%20and%20Zakat) with the passage, what you think is wrong, and your source (Qur'an reference, hadith with collection and number, or a book with page).

Related reading

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- [Zakat in Practice](https://www.mohammadsiddiqui.com/deen/zakat/)
- [The Sunna in Daily Life](https://www.mohammadsiddiqui.com/deen/sunna-in-daily-life/)
- [Ramadan and Fasting in Australia](https://www.mohammadsiddiqui.com/deen/ramadan/)
- [Deen: Start Here](https://www.mohammadsiddiqui.com/deen/deen/), every article and tool