Generate the month you need
- Pick a city from the list, or tick Use coordinates and enter a latitude, longitude and time zone.
- Choose any date inside the month you want. The table always covers the whole month, including leap days and daylight-saving changes.
- Check the calculation method and Asr convention, and open High latitudes and adjustments if your mosque adds minutes.
- Select Calculate times, then Download CSV or Print timetable.
Coming from a city page? The link there opens this calendar with that city and your settings already filled in.
Keep the settings with the schedule
Every export includes the place, coordinates, time zone, method, Asr convention and selected adjustments. Changing any setting recalculates every row, and the results are marked as needing a recalculation until you do.
What the CSV contains
| Row | Value |
|---|---|
| Location, latitude, longitude, time zone | The place every row was calculated for |
| Month | Year and month in ISO form, for example 2026-03 |
| Engine, method, Asr, high-latitude rule, offsets | The settings behind the numbers, so a file can be checked later |
| Notice | A reminder that the times are calculated starts, not iqamah |
| One row per day | Date, Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha in the clock format you chose |
Unavailable events are written as the word Unavailable rather than a blank or 00:00, so nothing is silently guessed.
Local dates matter
Use the Gregorian date in your chosen location. Daylight-saving changes are handled by the selected time zone, so the row for a transition day is correct without any manual adjustment. Times that fall on the neighbouring day, which can happen near the date line, carry that date in brackets.
Printing a timetable
The print layout hides the controls and keeps the table with its column headings repeated on every sheet. Portrait A4 or Letter fits the seven columns comfortably. Print one month at a time; for a whole year, run each month and keep the CSV files together.
Hijri months
This calendar works in Gregorian months because the calculation is astronomical. It does not convert to Hijri dates or announce the start of a month. For Ramadan planning, use the dedicated Ramadan timetable page with the dates your community follows.