Your masjid's prayer times, on every screen.

Yes. The prayer board is included free with Labbaik, including on the free Safar plan. There's no subscription, no charge per screen and no player box to buy.

A screen in the masjid, usually a TV in the prayer hall or entrance, that shows the day's begins and jamaah times, a countdown to the next prayer and the masjid's notices. Labbaik's prayer board runs one from your own timetable, so it's always right without anyone updating it by hand.

A screen with a web browser. A mini PC, a Fire TV stick with the Silk browser, a Chromecast with Google TV or a smart TV's own browser all work. Open your board link, go full screen and leave it running. It keeps the screen awake where the browser allows it.

Your own timetable in Labbaik. When you set up prayer times you can calculate them for your location, import your existing timetable, or use Masjid 24/7. Jamaah times are yours to set, and the board picks up any change on its own within ten minutes.

Yes, if your masjid is in the UK and listed on Masjid 24/7. Find your masjid when you set up prayer times in Labbaik, check a week of times, and link it. Your published times come straight in and stay in sync by themselves, and the board credits Masjid 24/7 on screen.

Zawwal is taken as the midpoint between sunrise and Maghrib. The board shows a "Do not pray" warning for five minutes either side of it, and from sunrise until Ishraq, 15 minutes after sunrise, with a countdown to when it's clear.

Just before the jamaah, the screen asks everyone to switch off their phones, then a countdown runs to the iqamah. Then it shows the iqamah call and reminders to stand shoulder to shoulder and straighten the rows. During the salah it goes dark, showing only a dim clock, and after the salah it shows the adhkar, with longer ones staying up longer. You can set how long each screen shows, or turn any of it off.

Yes. Post an announcement in Labbaik and link it to a class or event that's taking sign-ups. The board shows it with a QR code, so anyone in the masjid can scan it with their phone camera and register on the spot, with no app to download. Events show how many places are left, and once an event is fully booked the QR code comes off.

Yes. Your live sadaqah appeals rotate between your announcements, showing how much has been raised against the target, with a QR code that opens the appeal on the donor's phone. Zakat-eligible appeals are labelled, and the totals refresh every five minutes.

In Labbaik, the same app you use for your classes, events and donations. Posters and notices go in Announcements, where you choose whether each one shows on the board, your website or both, and give it an end date so it takes itself down. There's no separate signage software and nothing to copy onto a USB stick.

Yes. On Fridays Jumu'ah replaces Dhuhr, with up to three jamaah times, and you can show when the bayaan starts before each one. In Ramadan the board switches to Suhoor and Iftar times, with an optional Taraweeh time. It follows the Hijri calendar automatically, or you can turn Ramadan mode on or off yourself.

Yes, almost all of it. Pick one of four looks: Classic, Countdown, Showcase or Vertical. Then choose your logo and how big it is, your name, a day or night theme (or let it switch at sunrise and Maghrib), a plain, coloured or picture background, and which details show, such as begins times, tomorrow's changes, Arabic names and seconds. You can also set how long each screen before and after salah stays up. Everything previews live before you save, and different screens can show different looks from the same timetable.

Yes. The Vertical look is made for portrait screens, with the times at the top and your announcements below. If your TV stick can't turn the picture itself, as on most Fire TV sticks and smart TVs, choose Turn right or Turn left when you copy the link and the board turns itself.

Yes. Every change to the board's look and settings is kept in its version history, with who made it and when. Pick an earlier version to preview it and put it back in one tap.

The board carries on by itself. Each screen saves your next 31 days of prayer times, so it keeps showing the right times for up to a month without internet, as long as your timetable is published that far ahead. If it can't reach Labbaik for 24 hours, a small dot appears in the corner so you know to check the connection.

Yes. Move the Hijri date a day or two either way to match your local moon sighting. If you import a timetable with its own Hijri dates, the board uses those.

Yes. The board and your website both read the same prayer times in Labbaik. Change a jamaah time once and it's right everywhere.

Yes. Open the same link on as many screens as you like, in the prayer hall, the sisters' area, the entrance or the madrasah. They all update together.