Accurate local times
Set to the timetable your mosque already follows, such as the Samastha calendar, and matched to your printed calendar minute by minute.
For mosques, made in Kerala
The prayer-time board that keeps working without internet.
A large, clear screen with today's Azan and Iqama times, a live countdown and an alarm at every prayer. We supply the board, install it at your mosque and set it up with your timetable. Your committee updates it from a phone.
- English, Arabic and Malayalam
- Matches your printed calendar
- Installed and supported by us
400days of prayer times kept on the board
1 minto send it new times from a phone
3languages on screen, any one first
0Wi-Fi needed at the mosque day to day
The board
Readable from the back of the hall
Big numbers, calm colours and the next prayer always lit. On any TV or monitor, standing or lying down.
Features
Everything a mosque needs from a prayer board
Every feature came from a question a mosque committee actually asked.
Azan and Iqama alarm
Short beeps at the Azan, a long one at the Iqama. Loud, medium or soft, with a quieter Fajr for the neighbours.
Live countdowns
A countdown to the next Azan and Iqama, and a full-screen countdown in the last minute so nobody misses the Iqama.
Jumu'ah, Ramadan and Eid
Friday switches to Jumu'ah by itself. Ramadan adds Imsak and an Iftar countdown. Tarawih and Eid times shown in their own boxes.
Three languages
English, Arabic and Malayalam, any one shown first and largest. Hijri date kept in step with the Kerala calendar.
Managed from a phone
The committee changes Iqama times, Jumu'ah and Ramadan days from their phone and sees when the board has received them.
No internet needed
The board keeps more than a year of times on its own. A phone brings it new times in about a minute when something changes.
Safe through power cuts
Keeps the right time while the power is off and starts again by itself. Switching off at any moment does no harm.
Screen on only when needed
The screen can turn on before each Azan and off after the Iqama, so the TV lasts longer and uses less power.
Alerts and weekly report
An email if the board has not been in touch for a long time, and a weekly summary of alarms played and power cuts.
Free updates
Improvements reach your board by themselves. If an update ever fails, the board goes back to the version that worked.
Logins for the committee
Each member gets their own login. You decide who may change what, and a lost phone can be signed out at once.
Services
We take care of everything
You do not need anyone technical at the mosque. From the first call to years later, we look after it.
Supply
A complete board unit in a protective case, ready to fix behind your screen, with the alarm and every cable it needs.
Setup for your mosque
Your mosque's name, your timetable, Iqama times, Jumu'ah, languages and display, set up and checked before we come.
Installation
We fix the board, connect it to the screen and the alarm, and run a full test prayer with you at the mosque.
Committee training
Logins for your committee and a short session on changing times, Ramadan days and the screen, in Malayalam or English.
Support
Questions answered on WhatsApp and phone. We can see if your board has gone quiet and help get it back.
Updates and backup
New features and fixes at no cost, and your mosque's settings kept safe with a daily backup.
Requirements
What you need, and what we bring
Most mosques already have everything on their side of the list.
The mosque provides
- A TV or monitor with an HDMI input, any size. The screen is not included.
- A power socket near the screen.
- A smartphone with mobile data for the committee member who updates the times.
- A place on the wall where the hall can see the screen.
Not needed: Wi-Fi or an internet connection at the mosque.
We supply
- The board unit in a protective case, with its power adapter.
- The alarm: a buzzer for a small hall, or a louder siren for a large one.
- Cables and fixings for a neat installation.
- The software and phone app, set up for your mosque, with logins for the committee.
- Installation, training and support, as described above.
How we install
From first call to the first Azan
A simple process, usually finished in a single visit to the mosque.
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Get in touch
Message us on WhatsApp or send the enquiry form below.
- 2
Tell us about your mosque
On a call or a visit: the size of the hall, the screen you have, the timetable you follow and the languages you want.
- 3
Receive your quote
A clear price for what your mosque needs. Nothing starts until you confirm.
- 4
We prepare your board
Your mosque's name, times, Iqama, Jumu'ah and languages are set up, and the board is tested before it leaves us.
- 5
Installation day
We fix the board behind the screen, connect the alarm and run a full test prayer: countdown, alarm and prayer screen.
- 6
Committee training
We give your committee their logins and show them how to change times and Ramadan days from the phone.
- 7
Ongoing support
Free updates, and we are a WhatsApp message away whenever you need help.
After installation
Changing the times takes a minute
The board runs on its own all year. When the committee changes something, this is all it takes.
- 1
Change it on the phone
Open the app, change the Iqama time or set the Ramadan days, and press Publish.
- 2
Switch on the hotspot
At the mosque, turn on the phone's hotspot for a minute. The board picks up the change by itself.
- 3
See that it arrived
The app shows that the board has the new times. No guessing, no climbing ladders.
Peace of mind
Designed for the bad days
A board that stops at Fajr is worse than no board. This is what happens when something goes wrong.
- Times sent
- 3 months offline
- 6 months
- 9 months
- 14 days left: reminder
Power cut
The board keeps the right time while the power is off and starts again by itself when it returns. It never sounds a late alarm.
No internet for months
Nothing changes. Times, alarms, Hijri date and Ramadan all run from the board itself.
Times running low
From 14 days left, a gentle reminder on the board and in the app. One minute with the hotspot gives it another year.
Something looks wrong
Message us. We can see when your board last checked in and help you over the phone.
Questions
What committees ask us
Do we need Wi-Fi or internet at the mosque?
No. The board keeps more than a year of times and runs the clock and alarm on its own. A phone hotspot for a minute is enough when you change the times.
Will the times match our printed calendar?
Yes. We set the board to the timetable your mosque follows, such as Samastha, and check it against your printed calendar before installation.
What kind of screen do we need?
Any TV or monitor with an HDMI input, in landscape or portrait. The mosque provides the screen; we connect the board to it.
What happens during a power cut?
The board keeps the right time and starts again by itself when the power returns. It never sounds an alarm late for a prayer it missed.
Who can change the times?
Only the committee members you choose. Each person has their own login, and a lost phone can be signed out at once.
How loud is the alarm?
We fit a buzzer for a small hall and a louder siren for a large one. The volume can be set, with a quieter Fajr.
How long does installation take?
The board is prepared before we come, so the installation itself is usually done in a single visit, including the test prayer and training.
What do we have to maintain?
Almost nothing. Switch on the hotspot when you change the times, or once a year so the board gets the next year's times. Updates install themselves.
Our free app for everyone
Al-Saff: prayer times and Azan alerts on your phone
The Samastha or constituency calendar for 140 places in Kerala, an alert at each Azan, and no internet needed. In Malayalam, English and Arabic.
Get in touch
Ask for a quote for your mosque
Tell us a little about your mosque and hall. We will reply with what you need and a price, usually within a day.