MasjidOS is a mosque management plugin designed for WordPress, offering a suite of tools to support the administrative and community needs of mosques. It provides a dedicated admin dashboard and a collection of public shortcodes, enabling mosques to manage and display a range of Islamic resources and information directly on their websites.
Key features include local, offline calculation of daily prayer times based on saved coordinates, timezone, and chosen calculation method, removing the need for external prayer APIs by default. For those who prefer cloud-sourced timetables, MasjidOS also supports optional integration with the Aladhan.com API. The plugin accommodates all major prayer time calculation methods, such as Karachi, ISNA, MWL, Egypt, Makkah, Tehran, Kuwait, Qatar, and Singapore, among others. Additional features encompass a fullscreen TV display mode, Duas and Azkar, Quran verses, Hadith of the Day, an Islamic calendar, community events, and scheduled announcements.
MasjidOS is intended for mosques of all sizes, aiming to centralize and simplify the management of religious schedules, educational content, and community communications. Its offline functionality ensures that all operations, including prayer time calculations, run locally on the server, with no telemetry or visitor tracking involved. The plugin is delivered as a WordPress extension, making it accessible to any mosque using the WordPress platform for their website.
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In the Other productivity space, MasjidOS takes a focused approach. It focuses on managing mosque schedules, resources, and community information is complex without a dedicated tool. It is built as a B2B product for mosque administrators and communities. MasjidOS is free to use. It runs on the web.
It is developed by itsmanzur, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 7 catalogued features are prayer time calculation, islamic calendar, and duas & Azkar. The interface is available in English and Pashto. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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