salawat1.3.0

salawat displays Islamic prayer times, or Adhan times, on a Linux computer so users can check the daily schedule for Salah without leaving their desktop. Developed by DarkBlackChocolate, it is designed as a fast, lightweight alternative in the style of the developer’s Muezzin application, keeping its resource use low enough to remain available during other computer work.

The application supports multiple languages and lets users adjust its visual appearance and audio behavior to match their preferences. Advanced prayer-time settings provide additional control over how schedules are handled, with the project intended to grow further over time. Its terminology and use cases cover Adhan, Athan, Azan, Muezzin, Namaz, Salat, and Hijri references.

It is aimed primarily at Muslim users, while also serving anyone who wants a Linux-based reference for daily religious observance. The compact presentation suits home desktops, workstations, and other situations where prayer schedules need to remain accessible alongside normal computer use. Version 1.3.0 is distributed under an open-source license as a direct-build Linux application.

Running salawat requires Linux with snapd on x86_64, also called amd64 hardware. No companion software, account, subscription, or special device is specified for its use.