Prayer times you can trust, every masjid near you, and the life that happens around them: classes, help, questions and the people who keep it all going.
Open First Saff and the first thing you see is the next prayer, how long until it starts and the nearest jamaah, with its iqamah time, the walk and when to leave. Tap through Moments for what matters today: a janazah nearby, the day's sunnah, a class this week.
At the top of Home sits a row of Moments: only what matters today, near you. A change to an event you're going to, a janazah, food that runs out tonight, an update from the people running the class. Then the day's sunnah with the hadith behind it, the classes this week and an ayah to carry with you. Tap through, and they make way for tomorrow's.
More than 268,000 masjids and prayer spaces, and the ones people add every day. Search the way you speak, filter for what you need, then get directions in the maps app you already use.
Each masjid has a page the community keeps right. Times come from the noticeboard, facilities are confirmed with a tick or a cross, and every change keeps a history.
Paste a Google or Apple Maps link, use the location in a photo you took, or drop a pin yourself. Photos start uploading the moment you pick them, and someone nearby confirms the masjid before it goes on the map.
Worked out in your browser exactly the way the app does it, with the method your community follows. Your location never leaves this page.
Adhan times are calculated. Each masjid's iqamah times are in the app.
Running late for Dhuhr? Prayers near you lists every masjid by the jamaah you can still make, with the walk and the time to leave. It says whether a time came from the masjid or is only an estimate, and it shows sisters' spaces too.
The noticeboard, the WhatsApp forward and the announcement after Jumu'ah, in one place you can actually find again. Everything is sorted by how close it is to you.
A janazah after Asr, free iftar tonight, a nikah everyone's welcome at. Nearby alerts reach you while you can still go, alongside the reminders you set for the adhan and iqamah.
The youth circle, the sisters' group, the madrasa, the committee. Run events, list services and post requests together, with roles for everyone who helps.
Draft, publish, remind, RSVP and scan tickets at the door. Afterwards, post a recap with photos so the people who missed it still benefit.
Start organisingOwner, admin, editor and check-in helper. Masjid committees, youth groups, sisters' groups, madrasas, charities and clubs.
"Volunteers for Friday clean-up." "Where's a women's prayer space near the station?" Posts reach people nearby and expire when they're done.
A masjid or group can post what it's raising for and how to give. No money passes through the app, and anyone can mark a notice legitimate or suspicious.
The things you reach for between prayers, made to open fast and work without signal.
A live compass, and the bearing in degrees when your device has none.
Keep count of the days to make up, and plan the Sunnah fasts ahead.
Hour by hour, with sunrise and sunset, before you set out.
Before the adhan or the iqamah at the masjids you follow, scheduled on your phone so they work offline.
Prayer times are worked out on your phone. Save an area and the map and masjids come with you too.
Masjids, places, events and services, by name, area or what you need.
Gregorian and Hijri side by side, the white days marked and events nearby on their days.
There's no feed to keep you hooked. Points come from making the map more right for everyone, and they're checked by people nearby.
A missing masjid, a timetable from the noticeboard, a facility, a photo.
People nearby check it. Trusted levels need fewer confirmations.
Approved edits raise your level. Rejected ones cost a little, so care pays.
The people who keep your area right, by the points their work has earned this month.
Your level, the masjids you added and the edits others confirmed.
Light or dark, your calculation method, which reminders you get and what Home shows first. First Saff fits how you pray, not the other way round.
Every colour in the app has a dark twin, tuned so text stays readable and the blue still means "act". It follows your phone, or you choose.
One tap, and every screen follows.
Twelve calculation methods, Hanafi Asr, and a reminder before the adhan or the iqamah, prayer by prayer.
Turn things on or off, and put them in the order you like.
Everything can be browsed without an account. Sign in with Google, Apple or a link by email to save masjids, follow them, post and help, and delete your account any time.
Some of the best Islamic services are free already. Connect the ones you like and they open inside First Saff, always credited to the people who made them.
All about Connectorsبِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
Read and listen ayah by ayah, with 118 translations in over 40 languages. It remembers where you stopped and opens Al-Kahf on Fridays.
Connected with creditOne hadith a day from the Forty Hadith of Imam an-Nawawi, in your Moments on Home, each linking to the same hadith on Sunnah.com.
Connected with creditBuilt and ready, but switched off. We never play another service's content inside First Saff until they say yes in writing.
Coming when they agreeThe same app on every phone, but Android lets an app do things an iPhone doesn't. So there, First Saff quiets your phone at the masjid, takes places shared from other apps and puts buttons on its reminders. The Android app is coming to Google Play, insha'Allah.
Near prayer time, your phone goes on Do Not Disturb when you reach a masjid, and the sound comes back when you leave.
Found a masjid in Google Maps that isn't here? Share it to First Saff and Add a masjid opens with it filled in. A shared photo works too.
Event reminders come with Directions and Open. Prayer reminders have their own channel, so you set their sound in Android's settings.
One app for iPhone, Android, tablets, foldables open or closed, and the web. Start on your phone, plan the week's classes on the big screen.
Open First Saff in your browser today and add it to your home screen. The iPhone and Android apps are on their way, insha'Allah.
