The Adhan Never Stops

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Every second, somewhere on Earth

Adhan, the Islamic call to prayer, rises.

Today's Adhan Journey

1,300,700+calls today

The Adhan has never stopped. Watch it live now.

Tracked across 280,621 mosques · 150+ countries

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Prayer Times

Live Prayer Times

Prayer times for any place on Earth. Search your place and get a live clock showing exactly where each prayer stands right now.

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Qibla Finder

Direction to Qibla from Anywhere

The Qibla is the direction of the Kaaba in Makkah, the single point toward which over a billion people face in prayer. This compass finds it from wherever you are standing.

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Adhan Clock

Every Mosque. One Clock.

Every mosque on Earth, arranged by the moment its Adhan is called. One clock. One portrait of the Muslim world.

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Arc Explorer

How Adhan Wave Travels the Earth

Each of the five daily call to prayers sweeps across the Earth as a unique arc, shaped entirely by the sun's position at that moment. No two Adhan Arc draw the same line.

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AdhanLive: Live Adhan Visualization

Watch the Islamic Call to Prayer Sweep Across Earth in Real Time

AdhanLive is a live, interactive 3D globe showing the Adhan, the Islamic call to prayer, as it travels continuously around the Earth. Every second of every day, mosques somewhere on Earth are calling the faithful to prayer.

The site tracks 280,621 mosques from OpenStreetMap across every Muslim-majority country, including Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and more. Each mosque is shown as a colored dot: blue for Fajr, gold for Dhuhr, orange for Asr, red for Maghrib, and purple for Isha.

The five daily Islamic prayers, Fajr (dawn), Dhuhr (midday), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (sunset), and Isha (night), follow the sun around the globe, creating a continuous wave of prayer that never stops. AdhanLive makes this phenomenon visible for the first time.

Prayer times are calculated using the Umm al-Qura method for Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries, and appropriate regional methods for other countries worldwide. The globe rotates in real time, with live statistics showing how many mosques are currently calling the Adhan.

AdhanLive is free, works on all devices including iPhone and Android, and requires no app download. Visit adhanlive.com to watch the Adhan live.