Put Adhan Clock on any screen

For the wall of a masjid, the hall of an Islamic school or the living room at home. Make the choices here on your phone, then send them to the screen with the code it shows, or open the link on it. It starts on the clock with your times, with no setup on the TV and no remote control needed.

1 Where is the screen?

No place chosen yet.

Or search a city

Enter coordinates

Name on the screen (optional)

2 Look and sound

Calculation method

Asr time

Clock face

New School The living sky that follows the sun, with the next prayer in a ring.

Old School The masjid wall board, with large LED digits. Best on older TVs and tablets.

Adhan sound Sound on Sound off, times only

Dedicated displayThe screen shows only the clock: it stays on, dims between Isha and Fajr, moves a few pixels against burn-in and reloads itself once a day away from prayer times.

3 Put it on the screen

Send to a screen

On the screen, open adhantv.live. A screen that is not set up yet shows a 6-digit code; on one that is, open Settings and choose Set up from phone.

Or open a link on the screen

Choose a place above and the link appears here.

How to put it on your screen

Android TV or Google TV: install the Adhan Clock app; it shows the clock full screen, plays the adhan on the TV and works with the remote. Android and TV app.
Chromecast: show the clock on the TV from Chrome on a laptop, or use the Cast page. Cast.
Any smart TV with a browser: open the browser, type adhantv.live and send the code it shows from this page. Then make it the start page or a bookmark if the browser offers one.
An old tablet or phone: scan the QR code, add the clock to the Home Screen, and keep it charging. Old device guide.
Raspberry Pi or a mini PC: start Chromium full screen with the link when the computer starts, for example a line chromium --kiosk "the link" in your desktop autostart file. Turn off screen blanking in the system settings.