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We're committed to providing a serene and accurate prayer time experience for everyone. Your feedback helps us maintain and improve MawaqitGo for the global community. Whether it's a bug report or a feature suggestion, we're all ears.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does MawaqitGo determine prayer times? expand_more
We use a combination of precise astronomical algorithms and official local calculation methods. By detecting your coordinates, we apply the most appropriate solar angle conventions (like MWL or Umm al-Qura) to ensure your times matches your local mosque or community.
Why is my Dhuhr time different from other apps? expand_more
Dhuhr begins when the sun passes its zenith. Many scholars recommend a safety margin of a few minutes (usually 1-5 minutes) to ensure the peak has fully passed. MawaqitGo applies a standard safety margin to prioritize theological precision.
What is Imsak and why is it shown? expand_more
Imsak is a safety window (typically 10 minutes) before the Fajr prayer starts, during which fasting begins. It serves as a precaution for those observing fasts, ensuring they complete their pre-dawn meal before the true dawn occurs.
Can I use MawaqitGo offline? expand_more
MawaqitGo is primarily a web-based application to ensure you always have the latest astronomical data. However, once a location's times are loaded, they are cached locally on your device for that day, allowing limited use if your connection is momentarily interrupted.
How do I report a timing discrepancy? expand_more
If you notice a significant difference compared to your local community council, please use the contact form on this page. Include your city, country, and the specific calculation method your local mosque uses so we can refine our algorithms.
Technical Support
Having trouble with prayer alerts? Check our setup guide for browsers.
Location Issues
If your city isn't listed, please send us the GPS coordinates.
Feature Request
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