Iftar & suhoor times
Tonight's timings and the schedule for the days ahead.
Occasion
One scan for the whole holy month
Put a code on your announcements and iftar table so guests can check tonight's iftar time, read the menu, find prayer times, give to a cause and send Eid greetings when the month ends.
- Iftar times
- Iftar menus
- Donation links
How it works
Set it up for the month in three steps
Build your Ramadan page
Add iftar and suhoor times, the menu, prayer-time links and a way to donate.
Share the code widely
Print it for the table, add it to invitations and post it where your community will see it.
Keep it current each night
Times shift through the month, so update the page once and every shared code stays right.
Ideas
What to place behind the code
The iftar menu
What is being served, with notes for dietary needs.
A cause to support
Link straight to a trusted donation or zakat page.
Through the month
Where a scan brings people together
Iftar invitations
Guests scan for the time, place and tonight's menu.
The iftar table
A tent card opens the menu and dietary notes.
Mosque notices
Share prayer times and the nightly schedule.
Charity drives
Point givers straight to a donation or zakat page.
Eid greetings
Send warm wishes and photos as the month closes.
Daily reflections
Share a short reading or reminder for each day.
Ramadan QR code FAQ
What should a Ramadan QR code link to?
Often a single page with iftar and suhoor times, the menu, prayer-time links and a donation option, so guests find everything for the evening in one place.
Can I update iftar times as the month goes on?
Yes. A dynamic code lets you refresh the timings each night, and the code you printed at the start of the month keeps showing the latest.
Can I use it to collect donations?
You can link the code to a trusted charity or zakat page so people give directly. Qrcado points people to your page rather than handling any funds itself.
Is it suitable for a mosque or community centre?
It fits well for sharing the nightly schedule, prayer times and menus, and one printed notice can serve the whole congregation.
Can the same code work for Eid at the end?
Yes. When Ramadan ends you can switch the page to Eid greetings, photos and gathering details without printing anything new.
One code, one clear promise
- Choose the most suitable format from Event, PDF, Landing page, Website.
- Put the code next to a plain-language instruction.
- Check every date, address and link on a phone.
- Use a dynamic type when details may change before the occasion.
- Keep the page available long enough for guests who scan after the day itself.
Make Ramadan one scan away
Create a free Ramadan QR code and keep the times and menus current all month.