winget install --id=rizukirr.Muslimtify -e An Islamic prayer time notification daemon for Windows.
Muslimtify keeps you consistent with your daily prayers by delivering accurate prayer times and timely desktop notifications. Designed for Linux and Windows, it automatically calculates prayer schedules and reminds you 30, 15, and 5 minutes before the Adhan — or at your own custom intervals — and when it's time to pray. All calculations run locally, requiring no internet connection or external services.
Muslimtify supports 21 international calculation methods including MWL, ISNA, Umm al-Qura (Makkah), Egyptian General Authority, Kemenag (Indonesia), JAKIM (Malaysia), Diyanet (Turkey), and more. The default method is Kemenag. With persistent configuration and minimal setup, Muslimtify integrates seamlessly into your daily routine without interrupting your workflow.
> Prayer time calculations are powered by libmuslim, a portable library extracted from this project to enable a more flexible and reusable ecosystem for Muslim developers.
| Linux | Windows |
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yay -S muslimtify
sudo dnf copr enable rizukirr/muslimtify
sudo dnf install muslimtify
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rizukirr/muslimtify
sudo apt update
sudo apt install muslimtify
Install dependencies:
# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt install git build-essential cmake pkg-config libnotify-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev
# Fedora/RHEL
sudo dnf install git gcc cmake pkgconfig libnotify-devel libcurl-devel
# Arch Linux
sudo pacman -S git base-devel cmake pkgconfig libnotify curl
Clone, install, and enable background checks:
git clone https://github.com/rizukirr/muslimtify.git
cd muslimtify
sudo ./install.sh
muslimtify daemon install
winget install muslimtify
git clone https://github.com/rizukirr/muslimtify.git
cd muslimtify
.\install.ps1
muslimtify daemon install
To remove the Windows install later, run .\uninstall.ps1.
If you prefer building manually first:
cmake -S . -B build
cmake --build build --config Release
cmake --install build --config Release
muslimtify daemon install
Run muslimtify daemon status to check if Muslimtify is registered with systemd. If no status is found, run muslimtify daemon install to register the service and ensure it runs as expected.
Muslimtify automatically selects the standard prayer time calculation method based on your country and location. Run muslimtify to verify that your configuration is correct. If the automatic selection does not meet your needs, you can set it manually using muslimtify method set . A full list of available methods is documented here.
Muslimtify can be configured with CLI commands or by editing config.json
manually.
Config paths:
~/.config/muslimtify/config.json~/.cache/muslimtify%APPDATA%\muslimtify\config.json%LOCALAPPDATA%\muslimtifyCommon setup commands:
muslimtify location auto # detect location from IP
muslimtify location auto --city=Mansoura # auto-detect but use your own city label
muslimtify location set # set location manually (uses system timezone)
muslimtify location set --timezone=Asia/Jakarta # override timezone
muslimtify location set --city=Jakarta # add a city label
muslimtify method list # list all 23 available calculation methods
muslimtify method set mwl # set calculation method
muslimtify method madhab hanafi # set madhab (shafi/hanafi)
muslimtify reminder all 30,15,5 # set all reminders to 30, 15, and 5 minutes before adzan
muslimtify config show # show current configuration
muslimtify config validate # run sanity checks on config file
muslimtify config reset # restore default config file
Muslimtify supports the following calculation methods:
| Key | Method | Region |
|---|---|---|
mwl | Muslim World League | Europe, Far East |
makkah | Umm al-Qura, Makkah | Arabian Peninsula |
isna | ISNA | North America |
egypt | Egyptian General Authority | Africa, Middle East |
karachi | Univ. Islamic Sciences, Karachi | Pakistan, India, Bangladesh |
turkey | Diyanet, Turkey | Turkey |
singapore | MUIS, Singapore | Singapore |
jakim | JAKIM, Malaysia | Malaysia |
kemenag | KEMENAG, Indonesia | Indonesia (default) |
france | UOIF, France | France |
russia | Spiritual Admin., Russia | Russia |
dubai | GAIAE, Dubai | UAE |
qatar | Min. of Awqaf, Qatar | Qatar |
kuwait | Min. of Awqaf, Kuwait | Kuwait |
jordan | Min. of Awqaf, Jordan | Jordan |
gulf | Gulf Region | Gulf states |
tunisia | Min. of Religious Affairs | Tunisia |
algeria | Min. of Religious Affairs | Algeria |
morocco | Min. of Habous, Morocco | Morocco |
portugal | Comunidade Islamica de Lisboa | Portugal |
moonsighting | Moonsighting Committee | Worldwide |
You can also use a custom method by setting "method": "custom" in config.json with your own fajr_angle and isha_angle values.
Manual JSON editing is useful when you want precise control over enabled prayers, reminder offsets, notification settings, or location data.
Default config.json
{
"location": {
"latitude": 0.0,
"longitude": 0.0,
"timezone": "",
"timezone_offset": 0.0,
"auto_detect": true,
"city": "",
"country": ""
},
"prayers": {
"fajr": {
"enabled": true,
"reminders": [30, 15, 5]
},
"sunrise": {
"enabled": false,
"reminders": []
},
"dhuha": {
"enabled": false,
"reminders": []
},
"dhuhr": {
"enabled": true,
"reminders": [30, 15, 5]
},
"asr": {
"enabled": true,
"reminders": [30, 15, 5]
},
"maghrib": {
"enabled": true,
"reminders": [30, 15, 5]
},
"isha": {
"enabled": true,
"reminders": [30, 15, 5]
}
},
"notification": {
"timeout": 5000,
"urgency": "normal",
"sound": true,
"icon": "muslimtify"
},
"calculation": {
"method": "kemenag",
"madhab": "shafi"
}
}
muslimtify check to test a one-shot notification cycle.notify-send "Test" "Hello".muslimtify location auto again.muslimtify location set .
If the host machine is in a different region than the coordinates, override
the timezone with --timezone=, e.g.
muslimtify location set -6.21 106.84 --timezone=Asia/Jakarta.ipinfo.io if auto detection keeps failing.muslimtify config validate to check the current config file.muslimtify config reset to restore defaults.Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for workflow, style, and testing guidance.
Muslimtify is released under the MIT License. See the repository license files for details.