Your masjid sets the iqama.
Your phone should know it.
Three steps to never arriving late.
Pick who you are. The steps are short either way.
Pick the masjid you pray at
Open the app and it lists masjids near you with today's times. Tap one to make it your default.
Choose how early you want to hear
Tell the app how long it takes you to get ready and drive. It reminds you that many minutes before iqama, so you stop guessing.
Give and RSVP in the same place
If your masjid uses Premium, you can donate once or monthly and get a PDF receipt. You can also see events and RSVP.
You have missed the takbir before.
Most prayer apps calculate the adhan from your location. Your masjid starts jamaah on its own schedule. The gap between the two is where people arrive late.
The adhan comes from the sun. The iqama comes from your masjid.
Some masjids wait 25 minutes after Fajr so families can get there. Others wait 10 after Dhuhr for people coming from work. The masjid enters its own gap, and the app shows you the result.
Sample times for illustration.
A reminder that counts back from iqama.
You pick how many minutes you need to get ready and drive. The app alerts you that many minutes before the masjid’s iqama, not at the adhan when you are still at your desk.
Fajr iqama at 5:35 AM
You set 20 minutes. Time to head out.
Give to your masjid from the same app.
Masjids that use Premium take one-time and recurring gifts. Stripe sends the money to the masjid’s own account, and you get a PDF receipt. MasjidNow takes no cut of donations.
See what is on this week, and RSVP.
Halaqas, youth nights, Quran circles. Masjids post them in the app, set a seat limit if they need one, and you reply with a tap.
Youth night and halaqa
Saturday after Maghrib. 16 seats left.
The small things you open it for every day.
A Qibla compass, the Hijri date, quiet hours so reminders stay silent when you sleep or sit in a meeting, and a default masjid you set once. There are no ads in the app.
Zakat, sadaqah and the building fund, in one place.
Each masjid picks its own funds. Here is how giving looks in the app, with sample numbers. You can try the buttons, nothing is charged.
Sadaqah
SampleA fund for everyday giving. Some donors set a weekly gift for Jummah and forget about it. Others give when they think of it.
Know what is happening at your masjid.
Lectures, youth programs, sisters’ circles and iftars sit in one list. Tap RSVP and the masjid sees you are coming.
Youth basketball and halaqa
Sample youth mentor
Guest speaker after Maghrib
Sample speaker
Sisters' Quran circle
Sample teacher
Ramadan preparation class
Sample imam
For the people who run events
Posting events is part of Masjid Premium in the app. Add a date, a place and an optional RSVP limit. The web admin portal is coming soon.
Masjid admin portal for the web.
Board members and imams manage iqama times, events and giving inside the app today. A browser version for bigger screens is on the way. Want a heads-up when it opens? Tell us.
Find your masjid and follow it.
Search for masjids near you, pick one as your default, and the app shows its iqama and Jummah times every day. It is free.
See what the app doesPublish your times once.
The Free plan lists your masjid with iqama and Jummah times. Premium adds events, donations, news, services and a contact inbox. Try it for 30 days and cancel any time.
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Short answers about iqama times, giving and what a masjid pays.
The adhan is calculated from the sun's position at your location. The iqama is when jamaah starts, and each masjid chooses its own gap after the adhan. MasjidNow shows the iqama your masjid publishes, so you see when people actually stand for prayer.
Be in the first saff, not the last.
Download MasjidNow, choose your masjid, and set a reminder that matches your drive.