City and Country
Used to load the correct local prayer times for your area and timezone.
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Ramadan guidance, fasting timing references, and duas are available here from the home screen.
Ramadan guidance, fasting timing references, and duas are available here from the home screen.
Simple definitions for each settings option.
Used to load the correct local prayer times for your area and timezone.
Selects the scholarly calculation standard used to generate prayer times.
Affects how Asr time is calculated so timings match your fiqh preference.
Choose between timeline or card view to read your daily schedule more easily.
Common questions and answers about prayer times and this page.
Fasting starts at Fajr (true dawn). PrayR shows Sehar at Fajr and does not enforce a separate earlier cutoff.
Break the fast at Maghrib (sunset). PrayR maps Iftar to Maghrib time.
There is no authenticated fixed dua required for Sehar. Intention to fast is made in the heart before Fajr.
The known narrated iftar dua is recited after breaking the fast.
Local masjid schedules may vary by method or local timetable. You can adjust city, method, and school in settings to match your local standard.
PrayR shows Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha for your selected location.
Open Settings, choose your city and country, and save. The homepage then loads your local prayer times.
Method controls the calculation standard, while school controls fiqh rules that mainly affect Asr timing.
No GPS is required. You can manually set city and country, and those settings are stored in your browser.
Yes. Times are shown in your local timezone using a readable 12-hour format.
Yes. PrayR supports dark, light, and system themes and adjusts automatically.
Yes. The All Prayer Times section lists every prayer for the day in one simple summary grid.
Yes, when the Adhkar feature is enabled you can open related adhkar from each prayer card.
Check your internet connection, verify settings, and refresh. If it still fails, reopen settings and save location again.
Yes. Use your browser install option or the install banner to add PrayR as a home screen app.
Yes. PrayR is free to use for checking daily prayer times and related guidance.