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The masjid toolbox
Tools built as sadaqah for the houses of Allah, gathered into two kits: one for the masjid that already runs, one for a new prayer space with a lease, a key and almost no money. Everything computes in your own browser, so nothing here can be switched off or billed.
Two kits, two different houses
عُدَّتَانA masjid with a board of trustees and a caretaker needs different help from eight people who have just signed the lease on a unit above a shop. The tools are the same tools. What changes is the order you need them in, and what is assumed about your money.
Every tool here is free, needs no account, and carries only a small Noor Codex mark: one line at the foot of a printed sheet, one line in the corner of a screen. Nothing you type leaves your own browser.
Kit one
For the established house
You have a building, a caretaker, a Friday crowd and a routine. These four take the weekly work off somebody's shoulders and make it look like the house of Allah deserves.
The prayer board
A television at the entrance showing today's adhan and iqama times, a countdown to the next prayer, the hijri date, Jumu'ah and your announcements. It computes the times from the sun on the screen itself, so nothing breaks when a subscription lapses, because there is no subscription.
Set it up, then open the board ✦The khutba builder
Four structures for the Friday sermon, twelve themes with their sources, the khutbat al-hajah in Arabic with transliteration and translation, the second khutba with its elements and duas, a running clock measured against the sunnah of a short khutba, and a print sheet in type large enough to read from the minbar.
Build a khutba ✦The monthly timetable
A whole month of prayer times on one sheet: the five prayers and sunrise, hijri dates, and iqama columns when you set offsets. It prints as a clean A4 or Letter page meant to be read from a few steps away, pinned by the door.
Print a month ✦The qibla and direction tool
The great-circle bearing to the Kaaba from true north, a drawn compass to hold against the wall, the distance to Makkah, and a printable card for the room. It also says plainly where a phone compass will mislead you, and gives the sun-shadow check that needs no device at all.
Find the direction ✦Kit two
For a new house with little means
A rented unit, a campus room, a corner of a warehouse, a garage swept clean. No staff, no budget, and a lease signed on faith. Here are the same tools in the order you will actually need them, with a guide written for a community whose whole treasury fits in one envelope.
Start here: the starter guide
Read firstChoosing and cleaning the space, finding the direction, the smallest congregation that counts, the adhan and iqama, choosing who leads, the first jumu'ah and what it truly requires, women and children welcomed properly, wudu where there is almost no plumbing, keeping the door open and the room safe, money handled transparently from the very first day, and how to grow without borrowing. Every claim carries its evidence, and where something is custom rather than requirement it says so plainly.
Read the guide, print the checklist ✦Then: the direction
Day one work. You cannot mark a single row on the floor until you know which way the room prays. If nobody has a compass and the phones disagree, use the sun and a stick: the method is on the page, it is free, and it has been trusted for a thousand years.
Find the direction ✦Then: times on the wall
You do not need a screen to keep the times. One printed page by the door tells everyone when to come for the whole month, needs no electricity, survives a power cut, and can be photographed and sent to the group chat.
Print a month ✦Then: the first jumu'ah
Somebody has to speak, and in a small community it is often somebody who has never spoken before. This gives them a shape to stand inside, sourced texts they can lean on, the opening in Arabic with its translation, and a clock that keeps them merciful to the congregation.
Build the first khutba ✦Later: when a screen arrives
Sooner or later somebody donates a television. Two minutes of setup turns it into a prayer board with real astronomy, and it costs you nothing to run. Until that day, the printed sheet is not a lesser thing.
Set up the board ✦The promise under all of it
Free forever means free forever: no account, no trial, no advertising, no data collected, no upgrade waiting behind a wall. The tools run inside your own browser, so what you type stays with you, and nothing here can be switched off from somewhere else.
The mark is small on purpose. A printed timetable carries one line at its foot, the prayer board carries one line in a corner, and the khutba sheet carries one sentence saying which tool prepared it. Nothing identifies a person or a masjid.
These are sadaqah jariyah, an ongoing charity, from the Codex to the houses of Allah. If your masjid also wants to teach from the wider Codex, the whole library is free to use directly, no subscription. If a time, a translation or a source here is wrong, tell us and it gets fixed.