Monthly Prayer Timetable

A full month of prayer times on one printable sheet, for any city and method. Print it or download the CSV. Calculated estimates: check your mosque timetable for congregational times.

One full month, calculated day by day from the sun position. Print it from your browser (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) or download the CSV. Times are estimates: compare one day against your mosque timetable before pinning the sheet to the wall.

A month on one sheet, without hunting for a PDF

Mosque timetables usually arrive as a PDF for one city and one month, and the month you need is the one that is missing. This tool builds the sheet itself: pick the city and month, and every day gets Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha from the same sun-position calculation as the daily prayer times calculator. Umm al-Qura is the default method for Saudi cities, with a fixed 90 minutes after Maghrib for Isha. Set that field to 120 when the month is Ramadan.

Watch Fajr drift across the month. In Riyadh, Fajr moves by roughly a minute a day in autumn, and Maghrib moves the other way. A printed sheet makes that drift visible, which is why a monthly view helps families plan school runs, fasting days and mosque trips better than checking one day at a time.

Print-ready

The table prints cleanly from the browser. Print it, stick it on the fridge, or save it as a PDF from the print dialog. The CSV download gives the same month for a spreadsheet or a notice board.

Estimates, stated plainly

Calculated times can differ from an official calendar by a few minutes. If your mosque follows a published timetable, compare one or two days first. A steady gap across all days points to the UTC offset; a gap in one prayer points to the method.

How to use this timetable

  1. Pick the city and month, and the method your mosque uses.
  2. For Ramadan with Umm al-Qura, set Isha to 120 minutes after Maghrib.
  3. Build the table, check one day against a known timetable, then print or download the CSV.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. It is calculated from the sun position using published method parameters. Official calendars add local adjustments, so expect a difference of a few minutes. Use the sheet for planning and your mosque timetable for congregational prayer.
The sun rises a little earlier or later each day as the seasons change, and dawn follows the sun. Around the equinoxes the daily shift is largest, close to two minutes a day in some places. The monthly view shows the drift instead of hiding it.
With Umm al-Qura, set Isha to 120 minutes after Maghrib instead of 90. Fajr stays at 18.5 degrees. For other methods, Ramadan changes nothing in the calculation: only the fasting window matters, which runs from Fajr to Maghrib.
Yes. Build the month, then print from your browser or save as PDF from the print dialog. Add a note that times are calculated estimates and name the method, so readers know what they are looking at.
The UTC offset field is yours to set. London moves between 0 and 1, New York between -5 and -4, and Cairo has changed its rules in recent years. If every time in the month is off by exactly one hour, the offset is the cause.

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