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Daily Prayer Tracker
Tick off Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha as you pray them today, and see how many you've completed.
A simple way to keep yourself accountable through the day — tick off each of the five daily prayers as you complete them and watch the count fill in. Need exact prayer times for your location, or a reminder of how to pray? See our Prayer Times tool and Salah Guide.
Friday, September 4
0 of 5 prayed today
This tracker resets automatically every day and only tracks today’s five prayers — it doesn’t keep a history or a day-to-day streak. Your ticks are saved on this device and browser only, with no account or login, so they won’t follow you to another device and aren’t stored anywhere else or shared.
Frequently asked questions
Is my data saved?
Yes — today's ticks are saved automatically on your own device and browser only, so they'll still be there if you close the page and come back later today. It isn't stored anywhere else, shared, or tied to any account.
Does it track my streak across multiple days?
No — this is deliberately a same-day tracker. It shows today's five prayers and resets automatically at the start of each new day, without keeping a history or a day-to-day streak.
Will my ticks show up if I open this on my phone and my laptop?
No — the tracker is stored only in the browser you're using, on that one device. Ticking a prayer off on your phone won't update the same page open on a laptop or another device.
How do I know the exact time for each prayer?
This tracker deliberately keeps to general time-of-day windows. For exact times based on your location, use our Prayer Times tool.
What if I accidentally tick the wrong prayer?
Just tap it again to untick it. If you want to start today over completely, use the "Reset today" button.
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This tool and its guidance are presented in general terms and are not affiliated with, or speaking on behalf of, any particular school of thought, sect, or organization. For a ruling specific to your own situation, please consult your Maulavi or a qualified religious scholar you trust.