Quran Gallery Calendar sync
Sync Prayer Times to Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar
Build a calendar feed for your city and subscribe once. Your calendar app adds every prayer time with a reminder and keeps it current.
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Build your feed
One month is 30 days. The feed always starts from today.
Reminder per prayer
Adds a Sunrise event every day.
Adds “Qasr: 2 rakʿahs” to the Dhuhr, Asr and Isha events. It does not decide whether you count as a traveller; that depends on your madhhab and the distance.
On each day of Ramadan, adds “Suhoor ends (Fajr)” at your Fajr time, “Iftar” at your Maghrib time and “Tarawih”, which starts 15 minutes after Isha and runs for an hour. Ramadan days follow your Hijri calendar setting. The feed starts today, so pick enough months to reach Ramadan.
Titles the Dhuhr event “Jumu'ah” on Fridays. The time is your Dhuhr time, not the khutbah time of a particular mosque.
Prayer events block your time and show you as busy. When off, they show as free.
Your feed
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Set your locationHow to add it
Add to Google Calendar
- Press “Add to Google Calendar” above. A Google page opens in a new tab.
- Check the calendar name and confirm that you want to add it.
- It appears under “Other calendars”. Google refreshes it on its own schedule.
Apple Calendar
- On an iPhone, iPad or Mac, press “Apple Calendar” above.
- Confirm Subscribe when Calendar asks.
- If it asks, set Auto-refresh to Every Day.
Outlook
- Press “Outlook” above. Outlook on the web opens in a new tab.
- Sign in if asked, check the name and choose Import.
- Outlook refreshes a subscribed calendar on its own schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it update automatically?
Yes. The feed always starts from today and asks calendar apps to refresh once a day. Each app decides when it actually checks, so a change can take several hours to appear.
Does it work offline?
Yes, for the days your calendar app has already downloaded. They stay on your device. The app needs a connection only to fetch new days.
Why is there no reminder in Google Calendar?
Google Calendar often ignores the reminder inside a subscribed feed. If you get no alert, open that calendar's settings in Google Calendar and add an event notification there. Apple Calendar and Outlook usually use the reminder from the feed.
How do I change my city or calculation method?
Change them in your prayer settings, then come back to this page. The feed link changes with them, so subscribe again with the new link and remove the old calendar.
What does travel mode add?
It adds the line “Qasr: 2 rakʿahs” to the Dhuhr, Asr and Isha events, as a reminder for days you travel. It does not decide whether you count as a traveller; that depends on your madhhab and the distance.
What is in the feed?
The five daily prayers, Sunrise if you turn it on, and Islamic dates such as the start of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. At very high latitudes a prayer can have no time on some days. Those days get no event for it, instead of a wrong time.
Is it free?
Yes. The feed is free and has no ads.
Can I add Ramadan suhoor and iftar times to my calendar?
Yes. Turn on Ramadan mode in the builder above. On each day of Ramadan the feed adds “Suhoor ends (Fajr)” at your Fajr time, “Iftar” at your Maghrib time and “Tarawih”, which starts 15 minutes after Isha and runs for an hour. Ramadan days follow the Hijri calendar authority in your settings. The feed starts today, so choose enough months to reach Ramadan.
Calendar sync
Prayer times in the calendar you already use
Subscribe once and every prayer is on your calendar, with a reminder, without opening an app.