A mosque on Salah Point already has one: open your mosque's page, choose Timetable to print, and pick Ramadan in the month list. You get your own times on one A4 page, to print or save as a PDF. Not on Salah Point? The Ramadan timetable maker works for any city with no sign-up, using calculated times.
| Your mosque's timetable | The timetable maker | |
|---|---|---|
| Times | Yours, with iqama | Calculated for a city or position |
| Needs | A registered, approved mosque | Nothing |
| Method | What your mosque set | You choose |
| End of suhoor | As set for your screen | At Fajr, or minutes before |
| Name on the page | Your mosque's | Any name you type |
| QR code | To your mosque's page | To Salah Point |
Print yours
- Set your times and iqama.
- Under Prayer room screen, in the Ramadan part of Around prayer, set when suhoor ends and your Taraweeh time.
- Open Timetable to print on your page, or Print the timetable in your dashboard.
- Choose Ramadan, then Print or save as PDF.
When Ramadan starts
Salah Point's calendar follows Umm al-Qura: 1 Ramadan 1448 is 8 February 2027, and 1 Shawwal is 9 March 2027. Communities that go by moon sighting can be a day earlier or later, so follow your local scholars. To move it, use Hijri date in the screen settings. It moves on your screen, page, app and timetable.
The times are a calculation or what your mosque entered, not a ruling. The end of suhoor differs between calendars too, so ask your local scholar. See calculation methods, including the Umm al-Qura note for Isha in Ramadan.
On the screen
Ramadan mode shows the end of suhoor, iftar, a countdown to the next of them and the day's number, on every template. It comes on by itself from the Hijri date, or set it to always on or off. Taraweeh shows in the list of prayers. It all runs offline.
Add a notice for iftar meals, and set up your ways to donate. Not registered? Register your mosque.
Salah Point team. Checked 3 November 2026.