Download Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 for PC

Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 announces the times of daily prayers according to Islamic tradition, displaying prayer schedules tailored to Shiite practice where certain prayers are joined together. The app also calculates lunar month visibility data, maps qibla direction using compass and sun position, and converts between solar Hijri, lunar Hijri, and Gregorian calendars. Running Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 on a PC gives users a larger workspace for checking multiple prayer times, comparing date systems, and reviewing celestial calculations without the constraints of a mobile screen.

Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 serves users who need reliable religious time calculations and astronomical data for daily practice. On PC, the app's various screens (prayer schedules, qibla maps, date converters, and celestial position charts) become easier to read and reference simultaneously. A keyboard and mouse also make adjusting settings and navigating between sections more efficient than touch controls.

Prayer Times and Religious Schedules

The core function of Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 is displaying prayer times. Because Shiite tradition joins the afternoon and evening prayers, and the sunset and night prayers, the app does not announce separate times for evening and night prayer: instead showing a single schedule that reflects this practice. Users launching the app for the first time should check that their location is correctly set, as prayer times depend on geographic coordinates. The app also includes a widget that displays the current date and the next upcoming prayer time, allowing quick reference without opening the full interface.

Lunar and Solar Calendar Conversion

Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 handles three calendar systems: Gregorian, solar Hijri, and lunar Hijri. Users can match dates across these formats to understand religious observances and track the lunar month. Early in a session, users often verify that the app's date display matches their device's system time and their local timezone settings. Some users have reported that the lunar date display occasionally runs one day ahead, so confirming accuracy against an external reference is worth doing on first setup. The app also calculates crescent visibility data for the first night of each lunar month, information needed by communities observing the Islamic calendar.

Celestial Navigation and Qibla Direction

Finding the qibla direction (the bearing toward Mecca for prayer) is a central feature. Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 determines qibla using the device's compass and displays it on a map. The app also calculates the angle and height of the sun, moon, and planets, along with their rise and set times. One particularly valued feature is the ability to show qibla direction using only the compass, without requiring other sensors. Users setting up the app for the first time should calibrate their device's compass for accuracy, and may want to test the qibla display in a familiar location to verify the direction before relying on it.

Preferred Times for Daily Activities

Beyond prayer times, Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 displays recommended times for certain daily actions. The app provides a table of these preferred times so users can align activities with religious guidance. On PC, this information is more legible and can be reviewed alongside other calendar or astronomical data in the same session. Download Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 for Windows 10 or later to access this full reference material on your desktop or laptop.

Install Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 on Windows 10/11 or macOS using BlueStacks, a free Android compatibility layer. Here is how to set it up.

FAQ

Why does Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 not announce separate times for evening and night prayers?

In Shiite Islamic practice, the afternoon and evening prayers are typically joined together, as are the sunset and night prayers. Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 reflects this tradition by displaying a single schedule rather than four separate prayer times.

How do I ensure the prayer times are accurate for my location?

Check your location settings when you first open the app on PC. Prayer times are calculated based on geographic coordinates, so verify that the app knows your correct city or coordinates. You may also want to confirm that your system time and timezone are set correctly.

Can I see the qibla direction on PC?

Yes. Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 displays qibla direction on a map using your device's compass. On PC, if your device has compass capability, you can reference the qibla map. The app can also show qibla using only the compass sensor.

What should I do if the lunar date appears off by one day?

Some users have reported the lunar Hijri date showing one day ahead of the actual date. Check your system timezone and time settings first. If the issue persists, you may want to verify the lunar date against an external Islamic calendar reference.

Does the app require many permissions to run?

According to user feedback, Taqwim Ebrahimi 2 does not request unnecessary access to your device. It requires location and compass data for prayer times and qibla direction, but does not demand excessive permissions.

Can I use custom sound files for the call to prayer?

The app provides a selection of predefined call-to-prayer recordings. Custom audio files from your device storage are not currently supported in recent versions.