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Islamic Tools
Every Islamic tool on this site, all in one place — Tasbih counter, Qibla compass, prayer times, Hijri calendar, 99 Names of Allah, the Masoomeen Shajra, and a Shia baby-name finder.
7 Islamic Tools
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Qibla Compass
Find the exact direction to the Kaaba in Mecca from your current location, with distance and bearing — using your device's GPS and compass, no app required.
Open ToolTasbih Counter
A digital Tasbih (dhikr) counter for SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar, and other dhikr — counts in cycles of 33 (or 99/100), with a reset option and your progress remembered automatically.
Open ToolPrayer Times
Accurate Shia (Jafari) prayer times for your current location — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha, with the Hijri date, sourced from a trusted, widely-used prayer times service.
Open ToolShia Calendar
A Hijri (Islamic) calendar with a full month view and significant Shia dates marked — Ashura, Arbaeen, Eid al-Ghadeer, the Imams' birth and martyrdom anniversaries, and more. Dates sourced from a trusted calendar service.
Open Tool99 Names of Allah
The 99 Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna) with Arabic text, Roman transliteration, Hindi, Roman Hindi, and the meaning of each name — searchable and easy to browse.
Open Tool14 Masoomeen (a.s.) Shajra
The complete Shajra (lineage table) of the Fourteen Infallibles (Chaudah Masoomeen) in Shia Islam — Prophet Muhammad, Lady Fatima Zahra, and the 12 Imams — with full biographical details in Urdu, Hindi, and Roman Hindi, switchable by a language dropdown.
Open ToolShia Baby Names Finder
4000+ Islamic and Shia baby boy and girl names — including names from Ahl al-Bayt, Karbala, and Shia history, plus common Arabic and Persian names — with meaning, Hindi, and Hinglish, organized A-Z.
Open ToolFrequently Asked Questions
Are these Islamic tools free?
Yes — every tool here is completely free, with no signup and no limits.
Do the prayer times and Qibla direction use my location?
Yes. Prayer Times and Qibla Compass ask your browser for your location so they can calculate accurate times and direction for where you actually are. Your location is only used for that calculation.
Which school of thought are the prayer times based on?
The Prayer Times tool uses Shia (Jafari) calculation, and the Shia Calendar marks significant Shia dates such as Ashura, Arbaeen, and Eid al-Ghadeer.
Can I use these on my phone?
Yes — all of them work on mobile browsers, and the Qibla Compass specifically uses your phone's built-in compass and GPS.