UZMA Demo
Watch UZMA Running, Right Now
The two screens below are not video or screenshots — they are real UZMA devices that are switched on at this very moment, with the clock and the schedule running on their own. Reload this page tomorrow and the content will have changed.
🕌 UZMA Mosque Demo
A live screen at Masjid Al-Mukmin in Indonesia. It is set to its own location and timezone with the calculation method that community follows — yours would be configured for your city and your method instead.
Things worth noticing
- The large clock and the countdown to the next prayer — both genuinely running, not an animation.
- Hijri and Gregorian dates side by side in the date block.
- Five prayer times in a row, with the nearest one highlighted differently.
- Slides changing by themselves in the content area, including the live broadcast from Makkah.
- Wait a moment and you will see the slide move on without anyone touching anything.
This screen's settings
All of it can be changed from a phone — layout, theme, calculation method, timezone and the display language, which is available in English, Arabic, Malay and Indonesian.
🏢 UZMA Signage Demo
Exactly the same device and software, only the mode is different — prayer times and the clock are switched off, and company content takes their place.
Notice how it differs from the demo above
- No prayer times and no large clock — the space belongs entirely to the content.
- Scrolling text along the bottom carries the welcome message and company information.
- The playlist mixes images, text content and video, each with its own duration.
- Video plays to the end, then the playlist moves on to the next item.
This screen's settings
One account can hold both kinds of screen at once — a lobby display in general mode and a prayer-room display in mosque mode.
What this demo cannot show you
The most important part of UZMA is precisely what is tied to the clock — it only appears when its moment comes.
Recitation
Starts automatically before the adhan and stops just before its time arrives.
Adhan & iqamah
The adhan display and then the iqamah countdown, five times a day.
Silent screen
The display dims and goes still while the prayer is performed.
Power saving
The screen switches itself off after a set time and wakes before the next prayer.
Would you like to see one of these for yourself? We can arrange a demo at prayer time.
Interested in having one?
Tell us how many screens and where they are — we will help you choose the device, the layout and the mode.