Update your mosque's prayer timings, Ramadan and Eid times

To update your mosque's times, sign in and open Manage Mosque → Prayer Timings on the website, or Profile → My mosques, your mosque, then Prayer timings in the Android app. Enter the Adhan and Iqaamah for each prayer and for Jumuʼah, and save. The new times appear on your public page at once, and worshippers who set reminders on your mosque have them moved to the new times automatically.

Update the daily timetable on the website

1. Sign in at sl.abdohoo.app and open Dashboard.
2. In the sidebar, choose Manage Mosque, then the Prayer Timings tab. If you run several mosques, switch to the right one first.
3. For each of Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, enter the Adhan and Iqaamah times.
4. Under Jumu'ah (Friday), enter the Adhan and the 1st Iqaamah, and a 2nd Iqaamah if you hold a second congregation.
5. Use Notes for anything worshippers should know, for example a one-off change this week. It is shown under the timetable.
6. Tap Save timings.

Update it in the app

1. Open Profile → My mosques and tap your mosque. The management screen opens.
2. Tap Prayer timings.
3. Enter each time in 24-hour format (HH:MM), or tap Pick to choose it. Leave a field blank to clear it.
4. Fill in Second Jumuah Iqaamah (optional) and Notes (optional) if needed.
5. Tap Save timings.

What your congregation sees

Once saved, your timetable is labelled Published by the mosque., with a note of when it was last confirmed. Saving the screen counts as confirming all the times on it, even the ones you didn't change. If six months or so pass without a save, the page says Last confirmed … — the times may have changed since, so re-save whenever you check the times are still right.

People with a reminder on your mosque have it moved to your new time when their app next checks, and get a short time updated notification.

Reported corrections

Worshippers can report a time they think is wrong. On the website, these appear at the top of Prayer Timings under Reported corrections, showing the current time, the suggested one, any note and who sent it. In the app, open Reported corrections on the management screen.

• Accept writes the new time into your timetable immediately, marked as a congregation correction.
• Dismiss removes the report and changes nothing.

Sehri and Iftar (website)

Under Fasting (Sehri & Iftar):

• Imsak buffer (minutes) sets how long before the Fajr Adhan Sehri ends. It is 10 unless you change it.
• Sehri ends (override) and Iftar (override) set exact times instead. Otherwise Iftar is your Maghrib Adhan.

Ramadan and seasonal timetables

A seasonal timetable replaces your usual one for a date range, for Ramadan or the winter months.

• Website: under Special timings, tap + Add. Give it a Label such as Ramadan 1447, choose From and To dates, enter the times that change (including Jumuʼah), and optionally Sehri and Iftar overrides and notes. Tap Save. A timetable in force shows Active now.
• App: tap Ramadan and seasonal times, then Add a timetable, and fill in Name, From, Until and the times. The one in force is marked IN FORCE.

Leave a prayer blank and your usual time still applies. While it is in force, the public page shows Special timings in effect with its name.

Eid prayers

• Website: under Eid prayers, tap + Add. Enter a Label (for example Eid al-Fitr 1447), the Date, the Jamaat times (use + Add another jamaat for more), a Location if it isn't at the mosque, and notes.
• App: tap Eid prayers → Add an Eid prayer and fill in Which Eid, Date, Jamaat times and Where (optional).

Eid entries appear on your page as the date approaches.

Tarawih

• Website: under Tarawih (Ramadan), tap + Add. Enter a Label, From and To dates, the Start time, Rak'ahs (8 or 20) and the Hafiz / Imam. Under Khatm schedule, tap ⚙ Auto-generate (~1 juzʾ/night), or type the plan for each night.
• App: tap Tarawih → Add Tarawih, fill in Name, Starts at and Rakats, and use Add a row per night for the khatm plan.

Tarawih appears on your page during Ramadan and in the weeks just before it, with tonight's juzʼ highlighted.

To publish news alongside your times, see Post announcements, events and live streams. How this looks to worshippers is covered in Jumuʼah, Ramadan, Tarawih and Eid times. New to this? Start with Add your mosque.