Prayer times are one of the most important pieces of information a masjid shares. Yet many communities still rely on screenshots, PDFs, posters, or old links that are hard to read on a phone. A mobile-friendly prayer timetable helps people check the next salah quickly and trust that the information is current.
Key takeaways
Most people check prayer times on a phone.
Monthly timetable updates should be easy to publish and easy to read.
The current day should be clear so users do not scan the wrong row.
Timetables should sit beside mosque updates, events, and contact details.
The timetable is often the first thing people need
When someone opens a mosque page, they usually want a fast answer: what is the next salah, what is the jamaah time, and what day are we on in the timetable?
If the timetable is only available as a small image or PDF, it can be difficult to read, especially on mobile. That makes the mosque page feel less useful even when the information is technically there.
Mobile-friendly means more than shrinking a poster
A good mobile timetable should be designed for the screen people actually use. The current day should stand out, key times should be readable, and there should be a clear route to the full monthly timetable.
This is especially important during Ramadan, school holidays, Jummah changes, and seasonal time shifts when people check repeatedly.
How Amana supports timetable publishing
Amana lets mosque teams publish prayer times on the public page. Standard and Pro plans can include one Amana-prepared timetable update each month, which helps committees avoid another admin task.
For Pro customers, yearly timetable support and printed timetable requests can also be discussed where needed.
Why this helps the whole community
Older users can see a simple, familiar timetable. Younger users can open it instantly on mobile and share the page through WhatsApp or social media. The mosque gets fewer repeated questions because the answer is in one obvious place.
Common questions
Can Amana make the timetable for us?
Standard and Pro plans can include one monthly timetable prepared by Amana. Basic is self-managed by the mosque team.
Can we still use our own timetable style?
Yes. The mosque can use its own branding and timetable information while Amana helps present it clearly on the public page.
Can Ramadan timetables be shown?
Yes. Ramadan timetable support is one of the key use cases for UK masjids.
Want to see how this works in Amana?
View the demo mosque page or speak to Amana about what your masjid is currently using and what needs to be brought into one place.