Sahulat Tools builds free, fast and simple online tools for everyday life, work and study, including Islamic tools used by Muslims around the world. Our goal is to make useful tools like the Hijri date converter, prayer times and Zakat calculator available to everyone, on any device, with no sign-up.
Why "Sahulat"?
Sahulat (سہولت) means ease or convenience in Urdu. It comes from the Arabic suhoola (سهولة), and it's exactly what we want every tool to give you: the answer you need in seconds, for free.
How our tools work
Every tool runs directly in your browser. Your dates, text, location and financial figures are processed on your own device and are never uploaded to our servers.
Accuracy
Hijri dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar, and prayer times use well-established astronomical calculation methods. Islamic dates can vary by a day depending on local moon sighting, so always follow official announcements in your country for religious observances.
Contact
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