Hanafi and Jumhur intervals
Get Hanafi and Jumhur prayer intervals in one response, with start and end times formatted in your chosen timezone.
QASRA Salah API
Prayer intervals
and Hijri dates.
Bring Hanafi and Jumhur prayer intervals, estimated Hijri dates, and multilingual calendar information into your website or application. Free with academy attribution; no API key.
Prayer & calendar information
Prayer and calendar information
Dates across time
Look up estimated Hijri dates and Gregorian weekdays for past, present, or future Gregorian dates.
A day, a month, a range
Create daily date widgets, monthly calendars, and prayer timetables. Month and weekday names are available in English, Urdu, and Arabic.
Choose your endpoint
Start with the information you need.
/Prayer intervals & date information
Send coordinates and timezone for Hanafi and Jumhur prayer intervals alongside calendar fields.
/calendarCalendar only
Gregorian date, estimated Hijri date, and weekday information. No coordinates required.
/timetablePrayer timetable
Prayer intervals and dates for a selected day, Gregorian month, or inclusive date range.
Prayer times for Ajmer
HTTP GET
https://salah.qasra.org/?latitude=26.4499&longitude=74.6399&timezone=Asia/KolkataOmit the date to use today in the selected timezone, or supply an explicit Gregorian date.
A monthly calendar
HTTP GET
https://salah.qasra.org/calendar?year=2026&month=10Use date, year + month, or from + to. Use one selector at a time.
Integration notes
Dates, timezones, and attribution
Hijri dates are calculated estimates and can differ from local moon-sighting announcements. Input dates use YYYY-MM-DD or DD/MM/YYYY; custom ranges support up to 366 days.
Read each prayer interval’s own start and end. Times use a 12-hour format; Isha ends the following morning. Select the timezone appropriate to the supplied coordinates.
Clearly credit Quran and Sunnah Research Academy, Ajmer when displaying prayer and calendar information.
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