Missing Dhuhr because a meeting ran long? Prayer Times Bot for Slack fixes that, automated prayer reminders, sent right into your workspace.
What It Does
A free Slack app that sends location-based prayer time notifications for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha, no separate app to check.
- 100+ cities worldwide, powered by the Aladhan prayer times API
- Pick your prayers, notify for all five, or just the ones you want
- Pick your channel, DM, a shared channel, wherever works
- Correct timezones, automatically, for distributed teams
- Multi-workspace install via OAuth
What's New
- Hadith reminders: each prayer notification can now include a Hadith, adding a moment of reflection to the ping
- Arabic language support" notifications in English or Arabic
- More cities: recently expanded coverage, including Nepal (6 cities)
Setup: Under a Minute
- Add the bot to your Slack workspace Installation Link
- Type
/prayerin any channel - Enter your country and city
- Choose your prayers, channel, and language — save
That's it. Notifications run automatically after that.
Why It's Worth Installing
Muslim professionals usually patch this together with phone alarms or sticky notes. A Slack-native reminder removes that friction for free, and signals that religious practice has a place in the workday, not just around it.
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