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Corrections

If something on this site is wrong, we would rather know. Prayer times, Hijri dates, translations, transliterations and hadith references can all contain errors, and a timetable that is wrong for your city is worse than no timetable at all.

What is worth reporting

  • A prayer time that does not match your local mosque by more than a few minutes. Small differences are expected and explained on the Methodology page. A gap of ten minutes or more usually means something is genuinely off.
  • A city in the wrong place — wrong country, wrong coordinates, wrong time zone, or times that are hours out.
  • An incorrect Hijri or Gregorian date, or a page that presents a projected date as confirmed.
  • A hadith reference that does not check out — wrong collection, wrong number, a text that is not in the cited source, or a grading that is stated too confidently.
  • A dua with a missing, wrong or overstated source.
  • A translation or transliteration error, in any of the site’s languages.
  • A quiz question with a wrong answer or a reference that does not support it.
  • A tool that does not work, gives an impossible result, or breaks on your device.

What helps us fix it quickly

  1. The page address.
  2. What it says now, and what you believe it should say.
  3. For a timing: your city, the date, and the time your local mosque or authority gives.
  4. For a religious reference: the collection and number, or the surah and verse, that supports the correction.
  5. For a technical fault: your device and browser, and what you did before it broke.

A correction backed by a checkable source gets acted on far faster than one without.

How corrections are handled

  • Clear factual errors — a wrong coordinate, a mistyped hadith number, a broken calculation — are fixed as soon as they are confirmed.
  • Differences of scholarly opinion are not treated as errors. If a page presents one position as the only one where scholars actually differ, that is an error and the page is rewritten to reflect the disagreement.
  • Calculation-method differences are usually not errors. If your mosque uses a different Fajr angle or the Hanafi Asr, the times will differ legitimately. We will say so rather than change the calculation.
  • Unverifiable claims are removed rather than left in place with a hopeful citation.

When a substantive correction is made, the page’s review date is updated. Review dates are not touched otherwise.

Send a correction

Use the contact page. Please put the page address in the first line so it can be routed quickly.