Save Your Prayer Timetable as a PDF: A Step-by-Step Guide

Prepare the timetable before opening Print

To save a prayer timetable as a PDF, first calculate the city and month you want, then use Print and choose a PDF destination in your browser. The result is a saved document; it will not update itself when the date or your settings change.

Open AL-Naqawa’s monthly timetable, choose the city, month and year, and wait until all rows appear. Review the calculation settings before continuing. The current tool offers A4 and Letter paper choices and uses the browser’s print dialog.

• Confirm the city and local time zone.
• Check the complete date range, especially after changing month or year.
• Review the method, Asr rule, high-latitude option and minute adjustments.
• Choose A4 or Letter to match the document or printer you intend to use.

Save with your browser’s PDF option

Select Print in the timetable. Chrome’s official help describes choosing a destination and preferred settings from the print window. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s browser guide also describes PDF destinations on Windows and macOS; the exact wording varies by browser.

• On a computer, use the timetable’s Print button, or the browser print command: Ctrl+P on Windows/Linux or Command+P on a Mac.
• Choose Save as PDF or the equivalent PDF destination shown by your browser or operating system.
• Review every page of the preview, then save the file to a location you can find again.
• Use a descriptive filename, for example London-prayer-timetable-2026-10-MWL.pdf. The example name does not set the calculation method; your selected settings do.

Check the saved copy before sharing it

Reopen the saved PDF and check the first and final dates, the city and the settings summary. Confirm that the last rows and all prayer columns are visible. If the preview cuts off a column, revisit paper size, scale and margins in the print dialog before saving again.

Keep the local time zone with the document. A timetable for a different city or an old month can look plausible at a glance. A short filename is convenient, but the document itself should carry enough context for someone else to understand what it represents.

Know when to regenerate the document

Generate a new copy after changing the city, date range or calculation settings. A PDF is a snapshot, while the website can calculate another selection. Keep the saved settings link as well if you want a route back to the same inputs.

The table contains calculated prayer start times, not a mosque’s Iqamah schedule. Check congregation times with the venue separately. If you want data for a spreadsheet rather than a reading copy, the timetable also offers Download CSV; saving a PDF is a different workflow.