Siam — Fasting in Ramadan

Fasting times for every day of the year — Ramadan, Mondays and Thursdays, the White Days. Switch a day on and Siam wakes you for Suhoor. No account, no tracking.

Ramadan is about fasting. So is Siam — and fasting does not end with Ramadan.

Most Muslim apps treat fasting as one tab among many — prayer times, Quran reader, content feed, news. Siam does one thing: it tells you when your fast begins and when it ends, every day of the year, where you are, following your country's calendar.

Open the app. Grant location access. See today's times. Done. No account. No feed. No clutter.

EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR • Fajr (Suhoor) and Maghrib (Iftar) for where you are, worked out on your phone every day, not just in Ramadan • Browse to any date, past or future — past days tell you whether you fasted • Outside Ramadan, the wait until the next one is stated in months and weeks, with the make-up days you owe right below

THE DAYS YOU FAST • Six reminders: Mondays and Thursdays, the White Days, Arafah, Ashura, the month of Sha'ban, the six days of Shawwal • For each day you choose: a reminder the evening before, the Suhoor alarm set for you, and the day written to your record • Planning to fast tomorrow? One tap books it — as a voluntary fast or to make up a missed one (qada)

RAMADAN, DONE PROPERLY • A day you couldn't fast is marked with one tap, and Siam keeps count of the days to make up • A Suhoor alarm that wakes you even in silent mode • Zakat al-Fitr: the reference amount for your country, with the source cited

MADE FOR WHERE YOU ARE • Your times follow the calendar of your country's religious authority — Umm al-Qura in Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Habous in Morocco, the Grande Mosquée de Paris in France • Where no national calendar is published, Siam follows a named default rule: the Muslim World League's • For the fast, when a choice has to be made, Siam leans to the side of caution • Your mosque follows another calendar? Choose it in Settings, among fifty calculation methods • Works offline: without a connection, your country is read from a map built into the app • If your phone's time doesn't match the legal time where you are, Siam tells you • Arabic, French and English, with full right-to-left support and Arabic-Indic numerals • Light and dark themes

How the times are calculated: hintir.com/en/prayer-times/

PRIVACY FIRST No account. No analytics. No ads. No third-party trackers. Your location is used on your phone to compute the times, and is never stored. The days you fasted are kept on your phone, not on any server.

Privacy label: Data Not Collected.

WHY SIAM EXISTS Fasting is at the heart of Islam — in Ramadan and all through the year. It deserves an app that gives it its full attention, not one that buries it under a dozen other features. Siam is that app.

Built by Muslims, for Muslims. صيام — fasting, simply.