What does this sign mean?
A Ramadan edition of the Prayer Times board with a crescent motif, showing adhan and iqamah times for the five prayers plus an extra row for Taraweeh and one for Tahajjud or Qiyam in the last ten nights. Times are edited the same way as on the regular board, and you can add notes such as a delayed Isha iqamah or when the communal iftar starts.
Where does it go and when is it required?
Replaces the regular Prayer Times board at the entrance and inside the hall for the whole month, and goes at the women’s entrance, which gets busy at Taraweeh, and in the courtyard where overflow Taraweeh is held. Masajid that shift the iqamah each week as iftar moves simply print a fresh copy weekly.
- Mount in an A3 acrylic holder at 1.5–1.7 m so it can be swapped as the times shift through the month.
- Use A3 at the entrance and in the courtyard, A4 inside the hall and in the women’s section.
- For masajid in the West, add the number of Taraweeh rak’ahs and the approximate finish time in English; many worshippers plan lifts and parking around it.
This sign is also known as: Ramadan prayer times board, Ramadan prayer timetable printable pdf, Taraweeh times sign, Ramadan salah times board Arabic English. 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.
