Mishkat: Prayer Times & Qibla

Prayer times, checked against the authorities that publish them. Every timetable is now compared with its own country's official source, day by day — 1,255 published days across nine authorities: Umm al-Qura, Malaysia's JAKIM, Türkiye's Diyanet, Oman's Ministry of Awqaf, Kuwait's Al-Ojeiri, Indonesia's Kemenag, Qatar Calendar House, the UAE's GAIAE, and Bahrain's official calendar. That check found real differences. All are fixed here: • Malaysia ran 3–4 minutes early — JAKIM's ihtiyat margin was missing • Saudi Arabia was a minute early on every prayer but sunrise • Indonesia was a minute early at Isha • Bahrain carried no safety margin at all • Qatar's offsets were re-measured against Qatar Calendar House itself Also new: • The complete Hisn al-Muslim: 132 chapters and 267 supplications, arranged in 11 themes, each with recitation you can listen to • A make-up ledger for missed prayers and missed fasts, which merges safely across your devices • Five days of everything, free — and nothing is charged when it ends • Every widget size, on every screen, for everyone • Your first group khatmah circle is now free to start (joining one always was) • Invite links now open a real page for anyone who does not have Mishkat yet, instead of nothing at all • Share your mosque's iqama times by link or QR — whoever knows them can hand them to the whole congregation • Prayer reminders carry an "Adhkar" action now, straight to the remembrances after the salam • A voluntary sadaqah towards running Mishkat, on the Sadaqah screen and in the Trust Center. It unlocks nothing — the Qur'an is free and stays free. Where a country publishes no timetable, Mishkat computes from that authority's own published parameters — and every timetable now tells you which of the two you are reading, and how closely it was checked.