Add your prayer times

Add your times once, and they show everywhere: your Labbaik page, the prayer board and your website.

Go to Mosque → Prayer times. Under Let’s add your prayer times, pick one of three ways:

Import a timetable

Best if you already print a yearly timetable.

1. Choose Import your timetable.

2. Upload your spreadsheet (.xlsx or .csv), with one row per day.

3. Map columns: tell Labbaik which column is the date, Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, plus any jamaah columns.

4. Preview: scroll through a few months and check the times look right.

5. Choose Done.

Use 24-hour times

Write times in 24-hour format, so 13:15 rather than 1:15. A timetable that writes Dhuhr as “12:05” in summer and “11:55” in winter, with no am or pm, can be read as close to midnight. Check the Preview step for any Dhuhr time around 23:xx before you finish.

Work them out for me

1. Choose Work them out for me.

2. Pick a Calculation method, such as Muslim World League, ISNA (North America), Karachi, Umm al-Qura or Moonsighting Committee. Ask your imam if you’re not sure which one your masjid follows.

3. Labbaik works out the start times from your address.

Masjid 24/7

If your masjid already publishes times through Masjid 24/7, choose Use Masjid 24/7. Labbaik fetches the latest times every night. It never overwrites days you entered by hand or imported, unless you choose to replace them.

Set your jamaah times

Start times are only half the picture. Choose Set your jamaah times to add when each congregation prayer begins. When they change, for example after the clocks go back, choose Change jamaah times. You can change them for a week, a month, or from one date until another.