Namaz: Prayer Times

By NVAPPS

Overview

Find Muslim prayer times for your city or while travelling. Browse a timetable in your language, with Gregorian and Hijri dates. Choose your preferred calculation method. No account required.

Tools

get_prayer_times

ChatGPT

Use this for a specific prayer time, a comparison, a text-only answer, or a client without MCP Apps. Retrieves 1–30 consecutive dates using a location ID from search_prayer_locations and an explicit start date in that location's timezone. Returns Gregorian and Hijri dates, six local HH:mm prayer times, and calculation settings. Auto follows Namaz's country/language defaults. Diyanet uses published times; other methods are calculated by Namaz. Returns the complete range or an error, without switching methods. For daily or multi-day schedules in MCP Apps clients, use render_prayer_times.

render_prayer_times

ChatGPT

Use this to show a daily or multi-day prayer timetable in an MCP Apps client, including a single day; an explicit request for interactive UI is unnecessary. Retrieves and displays 1–30 consecutive dates using the same query inputs as get_prayer_times. A prior get_prayer_times call and copied prayer-time data are unnecessary. Use a location ID from search_prayer_locations and an explicit start date in the location's timezone. Auto follows Namaz's country/language defaults. Diyanet uses published times; other methods are calculated by Namaz. Returns the complete range or an error, without switching methods. For specific-time questions, comparisons, text-only requests or clients without MCP Apps, use get_prayer_times.

search_prayer_locations

ChatGPT

Use this when resolving an explicitly named city for prayer times, including a travel destination. Searches Namaz's city catalogue and returns location IDs, country, state and timezone where available. Clarify ambiguous matches before retrieving times. Do not request GPS coordinates, street addresses or the user's current whereabouts.