UZMA Mosque
A Digital Mosque Clock That Runs Itself
Recitation before the adhan, the adhan on time, an iqamah countdown, then a screen that quietens itself while the prayer is performed. All of it happens without anyone pressing a button.
Five states, changing on their own
Every state is triggered by the calculated prayer times, not by a timetable somebody typed in. Once the moment passes, the screen returns to normal by itself.
Recitation before the adhan
Qur'an audio plays and the passage being recited appears on screen. It is scheduled so the recitation finishes before the adhan rather than being cut off mid-verse.
The adhan is called
The adhan display appears together with the sound you chose. It can be enabled or disabled for each prayer separately.
Iqamah countdown
The wait until iqamah is shown in large type, with a different number of minutes configurable for each prayer.
The screen falls silent
While the prayer is being performed the screen dims and goes still — no slides changing, no animation to distract the congregation.
Back to times and announcements
Once the prayer is over the screen returns to the timetable, the calendar, announcements and mosque activity slides.
Built for mosques, not just a TV showing the time
Your community's calculation method
Nine ready presets — Muslim World League, ISNA for North America, Umm al-Qura, the Egyptian General Authority, Karachi, Diyanet for Türkiye and more — or enter your own angles. Hanafi and standard Asr are both supported.
Correct at high latitudes too
For cities where the sun barely sets in summer, choose a high-latitude rule — nearest seventh, middle of the night, or angle based — so Fajr and Isha stay sensible instead of drifting into the small hours.
30 Juz of recitation
Continues automatically from where it left off, with a choice of international reciters and an optional translation track after each verse.
Adhan & iqamah per prayer
The adhan sound, the iqamah minutes and the time correction are set separately for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha — twelve adhan recordings to choose from.
Hijri & Gregorian calendar
Both dates side by side, in Arabic or Latin script, with a day correction so it follows whichever moon sighting your community observes.
Announcements & slides
Halaqah and class timetables, fundraising updates, Eid greetings and even video play in between prayer times, with scrolling text for anything urgent.
Ramadan ready
Show Imsak alongside Fajr, add sunrise and Duha when you need them, and let the recitation schedule shift with the season on its own.
Automatic power saving
The screen can switch itself off some minutes after the adhan and come back on before the next prayer — with a longer rule of its own for Jumu'ah.
Have a prayer room at your office or school?
It is exactly the same device. Each screen is simply set to mosque mode or general mode, so one subscription can cover both.
See UZMA Signage →Ready to put UZMA in your mosque?
Tell us your TV size and what your mosque needs — we will help you pick the device and the layout.