Private, precise, ad-free

Prayer times

without the noise.

Qamar gives you a calm daily view of prayer times, your next prayer, and the settings your community follows.

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Today

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Designed for focus

Open it. Read it. Continue your day.

Qamar keeps the interface quiet so the most important information is always obvious.

Search once

Set your city with autocomplete. Qamar saves your location and preferences locally in your browser.

No account required

Know what is next

The next prayer and countdown get priority, while the full day stays one glance away.

Built for daily use

Comfortable at night

A refined dark mode keeps late-night and early-morning checks easy on the eyes.

Light and dark themes

How it works

A simple path from city to prayer time.

01

Search your city

Use the clean search field and choose a city from the suggested results.

02

Confirm settings

Select the calculation method and madhab that match your community.

03

Use the daily view

See the next prayer first, then scan the rest of the day when needed.

Preview

A calm table for a busy day.

The live Prayer Times page uses your real location and saved preferences.

Example — Kuala Lumpur

Next up: Asr

Past times fade back. Upcoming times stay readable. The next prayer is highlighted without shouting.

Fajr

5:42

Dhuhr

13:10

Asr
16:24

Maghrib

19:31

Isha

20:44

See my real times

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Your daily prayer view is one search away.

Set your city once. Qamar stays private, fast, and focused.

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FAQ

Common questions

Which calculation method should I use?

Is my city stored or tracked?

What changes with the Hanafi Asr setting?

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Find your daily times.

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Where are you praying today?

Select a Malaysian zone or search globally.

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How times are calculated

Calculation method

Asr calculation

Time format

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Qamar — "Moon"

"He made the sun a radiant light and the moon a reflected light." — Quran 10:5

Why Qamar exists

Prayer anchors the day. Checking prayer times should feel simple, respectful, and distraction-free.

Qamar focuses on one job: show the times clearly, without accounts, ads, or unnecessary noise.

What guides the product

Privacy first

Your city, coordinates, and settings stay in your browser's local storage.

No ads

The interface is intentionally quiet because prayer time should not compete with distractions.

Simple access

Use it in the browser. No installation, registration, or payment is required.

Get in touch

Have feedback or found a bug?

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Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 2026

Summary

Qamar does not operate a custom backend or user database. The website runs in your browser and uses third-party APIs for prayer times and city search.

What we store

Local storage on your device: theme and language preferences, selected location and coordinates, submitted city-search cache, calculation settings, calendar labels, cached prayer times, and Quran reading position.
Nothing is sent to a Qamar-owned server because none exists.

Third-party services

When you use Qamar, your browser may contact:

WaktuSolat API for official Malaysian zone-based prayer times.
Aladhan API for prayer times outside the Malaysian zone system. Requests may include coordinates, calculation method, and date.
OpenStreetMap Nominatim to convert a city search into a location and coordinates.
Quran.com and Quran CDN to load Surah information, verses, and translations.
Quran Foundation to load Quran typefaces.
Bunny Fonts to load typography (Instrument Sans).

These services receive your IP address as part of normal internet requests. Search terms are sent to OpenStreetMap Nominatim, and coordinate-based prayer requests send latitude and longitude to Aladhan. These services have their own privacy policies; Qamar does not control their data handling.

City data

Qamar requests device location only after you choose Auto-Locate Me. The browser asks for permission first. The coordinates are used on your device to find the nearest Malaysian prayer zone and are saved locally for your selected location. You can use city search or select a zone without granting device-location access.

Contact

Questions: hello@nur.app

Calculation Methodology

How times are calculated

For Malaysian zones, Qamar uses schedules supplied by the WaktuSolat API, based on official JAKIM zone data. For global city searches, Qamar uses the Aladhan Prayer Times API, which applies established calculation conventions to the selected coordinates and date.

Calculation methods

JAKIM - Malaysia's official Islamic authority method.
MWL - Muslim World League.
ISNA - Islamic Society of North America.
Umm Al-Qura - commonly used in Saudi Arabia.
Egyptian - Egyptian General Authority of Survey.
Karachi - University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi.

Asr calculation

Shafi'i, Maliki, and Hanbali schools use the standard shadow length. Hanafi uses double shadow, resulting in a later Asr time.

Accuracy

Times may differ from your local mosque due to rounding, high-latitude adjustments, or local custom offsets. When in doubt, follow your local authority.

Malaysian zones and global calculations

Zone selection uses the published schedule for that Malaysian zone, so changing the calculation-method setting does not override its official timetable. Global searches calculate times from coordinates using the method and Asr setting you select.

Geocoding

City search uses OpenStreetMap Nominatim with submit-only, rate-limited, locally cached requests. Larger deployments should use a geocoding proxy or hosted provider.