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How to Never Miss Salah at Work: The Free Prayer Times Bot for Slack

Missing Dhuhr because a meeting ran long? Prayer Times Bot for Slack fixes that, automated prayer reminders, sent right into your workspace. What It Does A free Slack app that sends location-based prayer time notifications for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha, no separate app to check. 100+ cities worldwide, powered by the Aladhan prayer times API Pick your prayers , notify for all five, or…

Missing Dhuhr because a meeting ran long? Prayer Times Bot for Slack fixes that by sending location-based prayer time notifications directly into your workspace. This free app works for all five daily prayers - Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha - in over 100 cities worldwide. Powered by the Aladhan prayer times API, Prayer Times Bot lets you pick which prayers you want to be reminded about, and where you want to receive these notifications - in a specific channel, as a direct message, or in a shared channel.

The app automatically adjusts for correct time zones, making it perfect for distributed teams. With the new update, each prayer notification can even include a Hadith for reflection, with support for both English and Arabic languages. Setting up the bot takes just a minute - add it to your Slack workspace through the installation link, type "/prayer" in any channel, enter your country and city, choose your prayers, channel, and language, and save.

After that, reminders run automatically. For Muslim professionals, this Slack-native reminder eliminates the need for phone alarms or sticky notes, and shows that religious practice can be integrated into the workday, not just performed outside of it. Try adding the Prayer Times Bot to your Slack workspace today.

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