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"A calendar for Islamic prayer times" matching MCP tools:

  • Calculates Islamic prayer times, Hijri dates, and the next prayer countdown for any city or coordinates, returning daily or monthly timetables with configurable methods and time zones.
    MIT
  • Get Islamic prayer times for Turkish cities using the official Diyanet calculation method. Returns fajr, sunrise, dhuhr, asr, maghrib, isha in 24-hour Istanbul time and the Hijri date.
    MIT
  • Compute daily prayer times offline for a given latitude, longitude, and date, using methods like MWL, ISNA, or Makkah, with timezone and Asr options.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current UTC time to compare against prayer schedules and determine prayer status or time remaining until the next prayer.
    MIT

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  • Islamic prayer times & calendar MCP (Aladhan API). Keyless.

  • Islamic prayer times for any city, today or the whole month, from official timetables or calculated.

  • List the 10 supported prayer time calculation methods with Fajr/Isha angles to choose the correct standard for accurate prayer times.
    MIT
  • Search Islamic Hadith collections by keywords or phrases to find teachings on specific topics like prayer, charity, or manners across major collections including Bukhari and Muslim.
    MIT
  • Calculate the latest times for morning prayer (Shacharis/tefila) according to two major halachic opinions, GR"A and MG"A, for any global location and date.
    MIT
  • Update the Iqama offset (minutes after adhan) for a chosen prayer. Temporary change that resets on server restart.
    MIT
  • Determine public days off for any location by year, or check if a specific date is a working day. Includes next upcoming days off and estimates for Islamic-calendar dates across 207 countries.
    MIT
  • Get Islamic prayer times and Qibla direction for any location. Returns all five daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) with calculation methods adjusted automatically based on geographic region.
    MIT
  • Get a complete set of daily zmanim (Jewish prayer times) for any location, covering dawn, sunrise, Shema, Tefila, midday, Mincha, sunset, and nightfall.
    MIT
  • Fetches monthly prayer times using GPS coordinates or location name. Computes Dhuha intervals and Hijri dates for daily, weekly, or monthly schedules.
    MIT
  • Get calendar events for a date range with titles, start/end times, status, and source. Use with a calendar slug to fetch scheduling data for AI agents.
    MIT
  • Retrieves daily Islamic prayer times for a Turkish province or district using the Diyanet method, with optional date and district inputs for localized schedules.
    MIT
  • Create calendar events in a default or specified calendar with title, start, end, and optional details. Accepts local dates/times or timezone-bearing ISO-8601 timestamps.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Islamic events for a given Hijri year, with optional filtering by month to find specific observances.
    MIT