Digital Tools for the Modern Muslim
Islam structures daily life around five pillars and a rich calendar of religious observance. Prayer times shift daily based on the sun's position. Qibla direction varies by location around the globe. Zakat requires precise calculation. Ramadan dates depend on moon sighting. Managing all of this accurately — especially when travelling or living outside a predominantly Muslim region — requires reliable tools.
AIVEXA offers a suite of free Islamic tools available at aivexallp.com, designed to support Muslims with accurate, ad-free utilities accessible from any device.
Qibla Direction Finder
The Qibla is the direction Muslims face during prayer — towards the Kaaba in Makkah. In Mecca itself, the direction is obvious. But for a Muslim in London, Jakarta, Cape Town, or Toronto, determining the precise Qibla requires calculation based on geographic coordinates.
AIVEXA's Qibla finder uses your device's location (with your permission) to calculate the precise bearing from your position to the Kaaba. The result is shown as a compass bearing in degrees, with a visual compass for easy reference.
Key features:
- Uses accurate great circle calculation (the shortest path on a globe)
- Works anywhere in the world
- No account or registration required
- Works on mobile devices, including using the device's actual compass
For travellers in hotels, at work, or in unfamiliar locations, this tool provides quick and reliable Qibla orientation.
Prayer Times Calculator
Accurate prayer times depend on your precise location, the date, and the calculation method used. Different Muslim scholarly bodies use slightly different algorithms, which is why prayer times from different sources can vary by a few minutes.
AIVEXA's prayer times calculator supports multiple calculation methods:
- Muslim World League
- Egyptian General Authority of Survey
- University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi
- Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)
- Umm Al-Qura University (used in Saudi Arabia)
Users can select the method appropriate for their region or community.
Prayer times are calculated for the current day based on your location, with additional options to view times for a specific date or download a monthly prayer timetable.
Times calculated:
- Fajr (pre-dawn)
- Sunrise
- Dhuhr (midday)
- Asr (afternoon)
- Maghrib (sunset)
- Isha (night)
Islamic Calendar Converter
The Islamic (Hijri) calendar is a lunar calendar of 12 months. Because the lunar year is approximately 11 days shorter than the Gregorian year, Islamic dates move through the Gregorian calendar over time. A simple Hijri-to-Gregorian converter is invaluable for:
- Determining the Gregorian dates of Islamic holidays
- Converting historical Islamic dates for research
- Planning events around the Islamic calendar
- Checking the Islamic date of any Gregorian date
The converter works in both directions and covers a wide range of dates.
Zakat Calculator
Zakat, the obligatory annual alms tax, requires a specific calculation based on the nisab (minimum threshold) and the assets a Muslim has held for one lunar year. The nisab is defined in terms of the value of gold or silver, which changes with market prices.
AIVEXA's Zakat calculator:
- Updates nisab values based on current gold and silver prices
- Allows entry of cash savings, gold, silver, business stock, and receivables
- Deducts immediate liabilities
- Calculates the 2.5% Zakat due on net zakatable assets
The tool helps Muslims fulfil this obligation accurately, with a transparent breakdown of the calculation.
Ramadan Tools
During Ramadan, Muslims fast from Fajr to Maghrib. AIVEXA's Ramadan tools include:
- Sehri (Suhoor) and Iftar times by location
- Ramadan date countdown
- Ramadan calendar for the full month
Why These Tools Matter
Muslims make up approximately 14% of India's population — nearly 200 million people — and over 1.8 billion people worldwide. Yet quality Islamic digital tools that are accurate, free, and accessible remain scarce. Many apps are loaded with advertisements or require registration.
AIVEXA's Islamic tools are part of its broader commitment to building free, high-quality utilities for everyone — including tools that serve specific communities' needs with care and accuracy.
All tools are browser-based, mobile-friendly, and completely free to use.