TEHRAN · LIVE TIME · RECITATION
Prayer time.
Watch the solar day, see the next prayer window and read what the selected prayer recommends.
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LIVE NOW · ASIA/TEHRAN
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LIVE REMINDERS FOLLOW TODAY · PREVIEW ANY LOADED DATE BELOW
Default reminders open three ordered windows: Fajr, Zuhr followed by Asr, and Maghrib followed by Isha. The alternative five-time view includes a shadow-factor-one Asr reference and a 14° Isha reference; these are not unique obligatory Shi‘a start times. Zuhr/Asr window ↗
WHY THIS TIME? · SKY CONDITION → RELIGIOUS WINDOW → RECITATION
The prayer follows the solar day.
The Moon marks religious months. Daily prayer windows follow the Sun’s light, local midday and evening. Choose a prayer to see the sky at its calculated marker.
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The Moon, Venus and Jupiter at that same moment
Tehran, 35.6892° N, 51.389° E. Swiss Ephemeris / Moshier. The curve shows geometric Sun altitude; orange is above the horizon and lavender is below it. Terrain, cloud and actual twilight colour are not modelled. Asr and Isha reference markers are distinct from the Shi‘a shared-window rules.
Qur’an 17:78 · decline, night and dawn ↗ · Qur’an 11:114 · ends of the day ↗CHOOSE YOUR PRAYER
Shi‘a prayer text and recitation.
ALL FIVE DAILY PRAYERS · PRINT & LISTEN
Complete prayer
Choose a prayer above. Its entire individual prayer appears here: standing recitation, bowing, two prostrations per unit, testimony and closing. The selected date supplies the recommended additional chapters.
Full printed sequence · open to read or print
Complete recorded Maghrib · reference audio
Islamic-Laws.com labels this recording “full Maghrib salat.” It is a separate three-unit reference, not a recording of the prayer or date selected above. The site does not identify the reciter.
Recording source ↗The English voice explains the meaning. Arabic chapter audio is AbdulBaset AbdulSamad; other Arabic phrases use an installed browser Arabic voice when available. This is a learning sequence with selected recommended additions. Prayer components ↗
WHAT TO RECITE · WHY THIS SELECTION
Recitation rules 964, 973 and 1004 ↗YESHUA’S PRAYER · MATTHEW 6:9–13
The Lord’s Prayer
Matthew 6:9–13 · New International Version (NIV), followed by your personal closing.
Our Father in heaven,
hallowed be your name,
your kingdom come,
your will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread.
And forgive us our debts,
as we also have forgiven our debtors.
And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from the evil one.
In your Son’s name, Yeshua HaMashiach. Amen.
YOUR EVENING REFLECTION · WELCOMING LIGHT
Let light enter my heart.
Let light enter my heart.
Let truth guide my thoughts and love guide my actions.
Lift me into the dignity and freedom of my sovereign self.
Help me forgive, receive what sustains me, and walk with courage.
May I meet the night with a clear heart and wake ready to give light.
An original reflection for this app, following your request. Separate from the Gospel prayer above.
The shared clock remains a view of Tehran’s solar day. This prayer can be read as your chosen reflection; the Gospel passage does not assign it to the five Islamic prayer windows.
Calculation source, reminders and coverage
The calculation uses Tehran method-7 solar-angle conventions, independently implemented with Swiss Ephemeris / Moshier. It is a calculated reference, not a mosque’s congregation schedule. Calendar coverage is 21 March 2026–20 March 2027. A named religious authority’s timing conventions may differ.
Notifications require browser permission and an open page. A sleeping device or throttled browser can delay or miss them. The live clock remains on Tehran’s actual date; previewing another date does not create reminders for that preview.
Calculation convention ↗ · Timetable and method ↓