Free, ad-free, open-source, and sleek Muslim Praying Times app. Available on Google Play Store, Windows Apps Store, and the web.

Pulls time information from the official website of the turkish directorate of religious affairs over the internet. To fetch data, namaz-vakti-api is used. Currently namaz-vakti-api runs on a free Heroku server. So there might be a cold start since it goes to sleep after 1 hour of inactivity. namaz-vakti-api is also an open-source project.

namaz-vakti is a Progressive Web App (PWA). So it means although it is a website, once it's loaded over the Internet, it can work without the Internet. namaz-vakti fetches data monthly. So once you get data, you can use it for a month without an Internet connection.

You can see religious days and nights from the menu item "Religious Days".

In the "Praying Times" screen, when a religious day is close, you will see an alert.

Hijri calendar calculations are without using any third-party application. The logic is inside HijriDate.ts file

• Multiple themes (Dark or Light)
• Change language (currently English and Turkish)
• Show or hide hijri date
• Change zoom level
• Multiple date formats
• Multiple time formats

Built with Typescript, Vue.js, and Vuetify.

Do NOT overwrite service-worker.js during deploy!

• Generate a build. npm run build2 command will generate a build and recreate "dist" folder.
• Copy-paste this folder into "gh-pages" branch
• run npm run sw command this "gh-pages" branch.
• Push your changes. Static website in GitHub will be updated. Since it uses PWA, you need to close browser and then comeback to the website.