What does this sign mean?
An editable board showing the five daily prayers and Jumu’ah, with two rows for each: the adhan time and the iqamah time. You type the times straight into the editor, in Western or Arabic-Indic numerals, add your masjid’s name and logo, and reprint whenever the schedule changes, weekly or monthly, with no design software and no expensive digital display.
Where does it go and when is it required?
Posted at the main entrance and in a prominent spot inside the prayer hall near the door, plus in the women’s hall and the wudu area where people wait. It is the first thing a traveller or new visitor looks for, and it spares the imam and the mu’adhin from answering the same question dozens of times a day.
- Mount in an A4 frame or acrylic holder at 1.5–1.7 m so the sheet is easy to swap when times change.
- A3 at the main entrance so it reads from a distance; A4 inside the halls and by the wudu area.
- In the West, use 12-hour times with AM/PM and list Jumu’ah with the khutbah time; a fixed iqamah time matters more to the community than the adhan time.
This sign is also known as: prayer times board, prayer times sign printable pdf, masjid salah timetable template, adhan and iqamah times board. Informational sign not governed by a mandatory standard; designed in one consistent style for everyday use. Our own drawing, not the registered symbol from the standard.
