Tools
Free tools for new Muslims
Small, exact tools for the questions you meet in your first months as a Muslim. Free, no sign-up, nothing saved about you.
Last reviewed October 2026
Prayer and Ramadan times
- Prayer times
Today's prayer times for your city or your own position, with a monthly table, the qibla and the method your mosque follows.
- Hijri date today
Today's Islamic date, the days left until Ramadan and Eid, the 12 Hijri months and a Hijri to Gregorian converter.
- Prayer times widget
Free prayer times for your mosque or community website: pick a town, language and look, and copy two lines of HTML.
Checkers
- Does this break my fast?
Search 50+ things, from toothpaste and eye drops to injections, and see if they break the fast, whether you make the day up, and where the four schools differ.
- Does this break my wudu?
Search 40+ things, from sleep and bleeding to touching and nail polish, and see if they break wudu and where the four schools differ.
- Is it halal? E-number checker
Type an E-number or ingredient, such as E471, gelatin or carmine, and see if it is halal, depends on the source, is not halal, or is a question scholars differ on.
Dhikr and worship
- Qibla finder
A compass for your phone that points to the Kaaba from where you are, with the exact bearing, a city search, and ways to find the qibla without a phone.
- Online tasbih counter
Tap to count your dhikr on your phone. The dhikr after prayer runs in order by itself, or count Astaghfirullah, salawat or anything else, with a target of your choice.
- Zakat calculator
Work out your zakat with today's gold and silver nisab: cash, savings, gold, shares and crypto, minus debts due now, with the schools' difference on jewelry.
- Islamic inheritance calculator
Who inherits and how much under the fara'id, with the reason for each share, 'awl and radd, and where the four Sunni schools differ.
- Learn the prayer by heart
Al-Fatiha, the tashahhud, Ayatul Kursi, short surahs and duas, line by line: Arabic, transliteration and meaning, then hide the words until you know them.
- Pray along
How many rakat each prayer has, then pray along with it step by step: the position, what to say in Arabic with transliteration and meaning, and how many times.
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Questions about the tools
- Are the tools really free?
- Yes. Every tool is free, with no sign-up, no ads and no limit on how often you use it.
- Do you save anything about me?
- No. Your position, your counts and your answers stay on your device. We have no accounts, and the site uses no tracking cookies.
- Which school of thought do the tools follow?
- All four Sunni schools: Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali. Where they differ, the tool says so and shows each view. For a personal question, ask the imam at your mosque.
- Why is a tool only in one language?
- We build each tool first where it is needed most, for example Norwegian prayer times in Norwegian, and translate it after. More tools and languages are on the way.
- Who makes these tools?
- Revertly, an iPhone app that teaches new Muslims to pray from zero. It is built by Benjamin, himself a revert.
Learn it with someone beside you
Revertly teaches the prayer from zero, with audio for every word, in all four schools and 12 languages.