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Prayer times in Chrome, for six faiths

See today’s prayer times and a short passage on every new tab, worked out from where you are, for Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism. Free.

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For many people, the day is shaped by prayer. Pew Research Center found in 2025 that 44% of adults in the United States pray every day. Yet most new tab pages show the weather and a quote, not the next prayer. Pax puts it where you’ll see it, for six faiths.

In short

  • Today’s times, worked out from where you are, with the next one highlighted.
  • A short passage each day from your tradition’s own texts, in the original and in translation.
  • Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism. All free.

What you see for each faith

FaithDaily timesPassage
IslamFajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha; Hijri date and QiblaQuran and Hadith
ChristianityMorning, noon and evening AngelusThe Bible
JudaismShacharit, Mincha, MaarivTanakh
HinduismBrahma muhurta and the three sandhyasBhagavad Gita
SikhismAmrit vela, Rehras Sahib, Kirtan SohilaGuru Granth Sahib
BuddhismMorning and evening chantingDhammapada

Set it up

  1. Add Pax to Chrome. The first-run setup asks whether you’d like a daily reflection and which tradition.
  2. Use your location, or the place you set for the weather, so the times are right where you are.
  3. For Islam, choose your calculation method and Asr school in Settings if your local mosque uses a different one.
  4. Turn on reminders if you’d like a gentle note at each prayer.

Share a verse

Each day’s passage can be shared as an image, with your own background, typeface and size, straight to WhatsApp, Instagram, X and more.

In your language

Pax speaks twelve languages, including Arabic, Urdu, Hindi and Indonesian, with Arabic and Urdu laid out right to left and dates written the way you write them.

Questions people ask

How are the prayer times worked out?

From your location and the date, using your tradition’s method. For Islam you can pick the calculation method and Asr school used where you live.

Can I get a reminder before each prayer?

Yes. You can turn on a gentle reminder at each prayer, or a few minutes before.

Does it show the Qibla and Hijri date?

Yes. For Islam, Pax shows the Hijri date and the Qibla direction next to the day’s prayers.

Is it free?

Yes. Prayer times and daily passages for all six faiths are part of the free plan.

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