Put today's prayer times on your own website in under a minute. Pick your location and calculation method below, copy the snippet, and paste it into any page (WordPress “Custom HTML” block, Wix embed, plain HTML — anything). The widget shows the five daily times, the Hijri date, a live countdown to the next prayer, and optionally your iqamah and Jumuʿah times. It uses the same calculation engine and method set as Multilarm itself, sets no cookies, and needs no account.
Set the location, calculation method, Asr school and any iqamah offsets in the form below, and the embed snippet updates as you go. There is no account and no cost, and the widget calculates times in the visitor's own browser rather than calling a server.
The snippet below reflects every setting chosen above. Copy it as-is and paste it into your own page wherever the timetable should appear — it is two lines, and it brings its own styling.
Adding the widget takes three steps: build it above, copy the snippet, and paste it into your own page where the timetable should appear. It works on any site that lets you paste HTML, including WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and hand-written pages, and it needs no plugin.
You can place several widgets on one page (e.g. different locations); they share the single script line.
The widget on this page displays prayer times. Multilarm — the system behind it — actually plays the adhan through your building's existing amplifier and speakers on schedule, runs iqamah countdown displays, spoken announcements, emergency alerts and more, all controlled from a phone.
Try the free Multilarm live demo — no installation required.
Is the prayer-time widget really free?
Yes — completely free, no signup and no limits. The only condition is the small “Prayer times powered by Multilarm” link at the bottom of the card, which stays visible.
Does the widget play the adhan?
No. The widget is display-only — it shows times on your website. Playing the adhan through your building's speakers on schedule is what the full Multilarm system does; there is a free live demo at multilarm.com/demo.html.
How are the times calculated and which methods are supported?
Times are computed in the visitor's browser with the same calculation engine and method set as Multilarm itself: Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian, Umm al-Qura (Makkah) and Karachi, with Standard or Hanafi Asr and configurable high-latitude rules.
Does the widget track my visitors?
No. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics and makes no network calls other than loading the widget script itself from multilarm.com. Times are calculated locally in the browser.
Can it show our iqamah (jamaʿah) times?
Yes. Give it per-prayer minute offsets (for example 20,10,10,5,10) and it shows an Iqamah column next to the adhan times. A fixed Jumuʿah time can be shown too.
Does it work on WordPress, Wix or Squarespace?
It works on any website that lets you paste an HTML snippet — for WordPress use a Custom HTML block, for Wix an Embed/HTML element, and similarly on most site builders.
The widget's labels can be shown in English or Arabic; labels only — the widget is visual and produces no audio. Multilarm's spoken announcements are English (en-US / en-GB); the adhan in the full system is a pre-recorded human recitation.