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Islamic Utilities & Calculators
Alhamdulillah! Simple tools for your daily worship and for exploring the mathematical miracle of the Quran. Pick a tool, follow the short steps, and press the gold button.
The Number 19 — Mathematical Tools
Explore the number 19 pattern found throughout the Quran.
19 Calculator
Find out if a number is a multiple of 19.
- Type or paste a number.
- Press Check.
Spaces and commas are ignored, so you can paste digits like 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7.
Abjad Calculator
Add up the numerical value of Arabic letters (gematrical value).
- Type or paste Arabic text.
- Press Calculate.
Marks such as fatha and shadda are ignored. Alef forms (أ إ آ ٱ) count as 1, ة as 5, ى as 10.
Daily Worship Tools
Prayer times, Qibla direction and Ramadan dates for your place.
Prayer Times
See today’s prayer times for your city.
- Type your city, or use your location.
- Pick a calculation method.
- Press Show times.
Different communities follow different calculation methods. Please choose the one you follow, or use the advanced calculator below.
Qibla Direction
Find the direction of the Kaaba in Makkah from where you are.
- Type your city, or use your location.
- Press Find Qibla.
Tip: open your phone’s compass, face North, then turn clockwise by the number of degrees shown.
Ramadan Calculator
See when Ramadan starts and ends in any year, with Suhoor and Iftar times for your place.
- Enter the year (for example 2027).
- Type your city, or use your location.
- Press Show Ramadan.
Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar. The real start in your place depends on moon sighting and can differ by a day. Suhoor ends at Fajr; Iftar is at Maghrib.
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Why the Number 19?
A few simple facts you can check with the calculators above.