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JAKIM e-Solat times for the selected zone. Dates outside the bundled years remain unavailable; you can explicitly choose Calculation method.
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MunaraPrayer-time sources
Munara prioritises timetables published by local religious authorities wherever coverage is available. When a supported calculation fills a gap, the timetable labels those dates so you can see how the times were obtained.
This guide describes the website tools. Source coverage can differ between the iPhone and Mac apps.
The date ranges below describe bundled published rows across the source’s locations. Coverage can vary by location and may contain gaps. Your selected timetable identifies the source, place, timezone and any calculated dates.
| Country | Prayer-time source | Data type | Bundled coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Malaysia | JAKIM | Published timetable | to 60 zones |
| Indonesia | Kemenag RI | Published timetable | to 517 listed locations |
| Singapore | MUIS | Published timetable | to 1 listed location |
| Brunei | KHEU | Published timetable | to 4 listed locations |
| Country | Prayer-time source | Data type | Bundled coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saudi Arabia | Umm al-Qura · KACST | Published timetable | to 173 listed locations |
| UAE | Awqaf | Published timetable | to 41 listed locations |
| Qatar | Ministry of Endowments · Qatar | Published timetable | to 1 listed location |
| Morocco | Morocco (calculated) | Calculated by Munara | Formula; no published rows190 listed locations |
| Country | Prayer-time source | Data type | Bundled coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Türkiye | Diyanet | Published timetable | to 869 listed locations |
| Albania | KMSH · Diyanet tables | Published timetable | to 20 listed locations |
| Bosnia | Islamic Community · Takvim | Repeating calendar | Repeating calendar118 listed locations |
| Country | Prayer-time source | Data type | Bundled coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kazakhstan | QMDB | Published formula | Formula; no published rows5,684 listed locations |
| Kyrgyzstan | Muftiyat | Repeating calendar | Repeating calendar112 listed locations |
Times copied from the named provider’s published schedule for a specific location and date. These take priority when present in the bundle.
A method published by an authority and run by Munara. QMDB belongs here: the times are computed, rather than copied from daily timetable rows.
A supported calculation used when a published row is missing. Calculated dates are labelled in the timetable and marked in exported PDFs. A date with no supported result remains unavailable.
Import dates describe the bundled copy, not a live verification of the provider’s website.
JAKIM e-Solat times for the selected zone. Dates outside the bundled years remain unavailable; you can explicitly choose Calculation method.
Visit source website →Kemenag RI / Bimas Islam timetables. Dates outside coverage use a labelled calculation where supported.
Visit source website →MUIS timetables, distributed through data.gov.sg. Dates outside coverage use a labelled calculation.
Visit source website →KHEU timetables with district adjustments. Dates outside coverage use a labelled calculation.
Visit source website →KACST’s Umm al-Qura timetables. Dates outside coverage use a labelled calculation.
Visit source website →Awqaf timetables. Calculated fallback is available only for source locations with the required parameters.
Visit source website →The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs timetable. Dates outside coverage use a labelled Qatar calculation.
Visit source website →Munara reconstructs the Habous method from published times. This is a calculation, not a bundled ministry timetable or an official endorsement.
Visit source website →Diyanet timetables. Dates outside coverage use a labelled calculation.
Visit source website →Diyanet tables used by KMSH. KMSH is the local community and Diyanet is the timetable provider. Dates outside coverage use a labelled calculation.
Visit source website → · Visit KMSH →The Islamic Community’s Takvim, provided through Vaktija.ba. Rows repeat by calendar date, with daylight-saving adjustment to the stored winter times.
Visit timetable provider →Munara runs QMDB’s published formula for listed settlements. Supported from 1 March 2024, when Kazakhstan adopted its current UTC+5 time zone.
Visit source website →Muftiyat’s published calendar repeats by day-of-year index. It is not a newly published annual timetable.
Visit source website →Start with the city or zone you follow, then check the named source and dates. Where a bundled source matches, it is selected first. You can choose Calculation method separately. The timetable and PDF name the source; formula settings should match your community’s convention.
Ramadan start dates in the planner are estimates until confirmed by the relevant local authority. You can adjust the start date. Published prayer-time coverage and confirmation of the first day of Ramadan are separate questions.