We connect Muslims with the mosques of Austria

The time is the start of the khutbah (sermon), as the mosque states it. The prayer usually follows 10 to 45 minutes later. If a mosque holds more than one Friday prayer, all start times are listed with the mosque.

Every time shows its source: confirmed through a publicly accessible prayer-times service (Mawaqit or Masjidbox, named with a link), by a trusted person, or by visitors who have confirmed their e-mail address. Next to each time you can see when it was last confirmed. If a confirmation is older than 30 days, we say so openly.

Open the mosque in the list of its state and tap “Change”. After a quick confirmation of your e-mail address you can suggest a new time; it is shown as soon as others confirm it too. If the time is still right, a tap on “Still correct” helps everyone who comes after you.

You can submit a missing lecture or talk under Lectures and an event under Events; the entry appears once a trusted person has checked it. If something about a lecture is wrong, write to us via Contact.

At the end of every state list you will find “Is a mosque missing?”. After verification you can enter its name and address; the admin checks the entry before it appears.

Many mosques time the Friday prayer by midday and switch with the clock change (last Sunday in March and in October). We always show the time of the current season and say whether it has been confirmed since the change.

That depends on the mosque. Many mosques have an area for women, but not always at the Friday prayer. Where we know there is a women's area at the Friday prayer, the list of its state shows “Women's area” next to the mosque. If you are unsure, call the mosque.

You will find lectures for sisters and children under Lectures for women and children. If a lecture names no audience, it is meant for everyone.

The language is shown next to each time. Some mosques hold the khutbah in two languages, or in a different language for each session. If the language is missing, we are glad if you add it via “Change”.

For lectures, the language of instruction is shown on the entry; under Lectures you can filter by language.

Choose your state and look through the list for a mosque that fits your schedule; the late sessions are at the top. With the filter “Prayer from 14:00” you see only mosques with later sessions.

Most lectures are free. If you need to register or pay, the lecture says so.

Every lecture shows a confirmation date, for example “confirmed 5 days ago by a trusted person”. If the confirmation is older than 30 days, it says so. If a lecture has an end date that has passed, it stays visible with the note “expired” until a trusted person confirms it again. When in doubt, a quick question to the mosque is worth it.

We list lectures that take place in mosques, and we keep an eye on them ourselves. Still, the mosque in question is responsible for the content and the teachers; if you have questions about them, please contact the mosque directly. More in the disclaimer (German).

From Qur’an, Tajwid and Tafsir to Hadith, Aqida and Adab and the Arabic language, plus lectures just for children. The topic is in the title of the lecture, with the language of instruction next to it.

Some mosques offer lectures. Which ones, and when, you can see under Lectures: everything that takes place regularly is there. One-off dates are listed under Events.

No. Lectures take place in mosques all over Austria. Under Lectures you can filter by state; if your mosque's lectures are missing, write to us via the contact page.