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The broad fallback on Pray.Zone for much of Europe and countries without a dedicated local preset.

Default on Pray.Zone for Egypt and a large part of Africa and the Arab world.

Default on Pray.Zone for Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and parts of India.

Default on Pray.Zone for Saudi Arabia and several Gulf countries.

Default on Pray.Zone for Saudi Arabia and several Gulf countries.

Used in the United Arab Emirates, especially Dubai-based schedules.

Used by some North American communities that follow moon-sighting committee schedules.

Default on Pray.Zone for the United States and Canada.

Default on Pray.Zone for the United States and Canada.

Used in Kuwait and by communities that follow Gulf-style timetables.

Used in Qatar and by some nearby Gulf communities.

Default on Pray.Zone for Singapore.

Default on Pray.Zone for France and commonly used by French mosque timetables.

Default on Pray.Zone for Malaysia and often used in Malaysia and Brunei.

Mainly used by Jafari / Twelver Shia communities.

Mainly used by Jafari / Twelver Shia communities.

Default on Pray.Zone for Iran and also used by some Shia communities.

Default on Pray.Zone for Turkey and based on Diyanet-style schedules.

Used in Morocco and Moroccan official timetables.

Used in Indonesia by some local calendars and mosque timetables.

Commonly associated with Algeria and Algerian timetables.

Used in some Indonesian apps and Kemenag-aligned local setups.

Used in parts of Russia and nearby Muslim communities with local northern-latitude practices.

Used in Tunisia and Tunisian official schedules.

Community-specific option used by some London and UK mosque timetables.

Community-specific option used by some London and UK mosque timetables.