Starting in Lagos
A quiet friend for your deen.
Jamaa knows when the next prayer is, which mosques are near you, and that tomorrow is Thursday. It reminds you gently, keeps the details you’d rather not carry, and asks nothing of you in return.
A day in Lagos · 1:14 PM
Your day already has a shape.
Fajr before the city wakes. Dhuhr in the middle of work. Asr as the light turns gold, Maghrib as it goes. Jamaa follows the same sun, so one look tells you where you are in the day, and what comes next.
- Fajr5:22 AM
- Sunrise6:34 AM
- Dhuhr12:31 PM
- Asr3:51 PM
- Maghrib6:26 PM
- Isha7:34 PM
“Tomorrow is Thursday.”
Many of us want to keep the sunnah fasts and lose track of the days. Jamaa keeps the Islamic calendar for you: Mondays and Thursdays, the white days, Arafah, Ashura, the six of Shawwal, Ramadan and both Eids. The evening before, it tells you, and you decide.
Coming up
- Monday fast29 Jumada al-UlaMon 9 Nov
- The white days13–15 Jumada al-Akhirah23–25 Nov
- Ramadan begins1 RamadanMon 8 Feb
- Eid al-Fitr1 ShawwalTue 9 Mar
- The six of Shawwal begin2 ShawwalWed 10 Mar
Masjid An-Nur
Every mosque, on the map.
Search for a mosque in Lagos and you’ll find a few. Not the one in the compound behind your street, not the musallah on the third floor, not the one finished last Ramadan. Most of the places we pray in aren’t on any map.
Jamaa is putting every one of them there, and no small team can do it alone. Anyone can add a mosque in a few taps, add what they know about it, and confirm the pins they recognise. The map is built by the people who pray in it, and it’s open to everyone who needs it.
A mosque you add can guide someone to salah long after you. Sadaqah jariyah, one pin at a time.
Your mosque, within reach.
Tafsir moved to Saturday. A janazah after Asr. The Ramadan timetable. Today news like this reaches you only if your mosque keeps a WhatsApp group and someone has added you to it. New to the area? You may never hear. On Jamaa your mosque posts once, and anyone who follows it hears, along with the adhan at its own times.
- Masjid An-Nur, Yaba · 2hTafsir moves to Saturday, after Maghrib
- Masjid Al-Furqan, Surulere · YesterdayJanazah prayer after Asr today
- Masjid An-Nur, Yaba · 3dThe Ramadan timetable is up
Run a mosque?
Claim it on Jamaa, set your own prayer times, and reach the people who pray with you without a broadcast list. If you’d like to be among the first, write to us.
Email me@eedris.devYour worship is never scored.
No streaks, no points, no “you missed Asr”. Jamaa is here to remind and to help, the rest is between you and Allah.
Help us build it.
Jamaa opens in Lagos first, then keeps growing to meet the rest of a Muslim’s day: worship, doing good, learning, being reminded. Join the waitlist, and be among the first to put a mosque on the map.