About Namaz Waqt

Namaz Waqt is made by a Muslim family in Hyderabad who wanted these calculations on a page they could trust: the formula visible, the assumptions stated, and no pop-ups. It is published by the same small firm that runs the other ABSU sites.

The Qibla bearing uses the great-circle formula and the Kaaba's coordinates, both written on the page. The prayer timings come from the sun's position, using the US Naval Observatory's published formulas, with the Fajr and Isha angles of the method you choose and Hanafi or standard Asr. The zakat calculator uses the two nisab weights most scholars cite and leaves the gold and silver rates to you, from today's market. Corrections and questions are welcome by email.

Who runs it

Namaz Waqt is published by ABSU Mobilities, a proprietorship of Sumaiya Fatima in Hyderabad, India. The same publisher runs the other ABSU sites. There is no company behind the name beyond that, and no investors.

How the tools are made

Each tool is a small program that runs in your browser. The formula is written out on the tool's page with a worked example, so you can check it by hand. Where a tool depends on a published rate, slab or table, the page names the source and the date we read it. When a source changes, the page is updated and the date moves.

Mistakes

If a result is wrong, or a source is out of date, write to support@abdulsfresh.in with the tool's name and the inputs you used. Corrections are made on the page, with the date.