HalalTrip

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HalalTrip helps Muslim travelers plan with confidence. This connector gives Claude the same prayer tools as halaltrip.com, so answers come from a calculation, not a guess. - Prayer times: Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for any city or coordinates, for a day or up to 31 days, with the Hijri date. By default it uses the method of the country’s Islamic authority (for example MUIS in Singapore, JAKIM in Malaysia, Diyanet in Türkiye), or another method you name. - Ramadan timetable: sahur (ends at Fajr) and iftar (Maghrib) for every day of this or the next Ramadan, with the first day and Eid al-Fitr, marked as announced or expected. - Qibla direction: the bearing to the Kaaba from true north, with the distance. - Islamic calendar: the Hijri date, the key dates of the year (Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Day of Arafah, Eid al-Adha, Islamic New Year and more) and the month starts that Islamic authorities have announced. - Halal restaurants: up to ten restaurants near a city or coordinates, nearest first, with CrescentRating’s CHDA halal assurance in words (who stands behind the halal status, the kitchen, alcohol), cuisines and HalalTrip Gastronomy Awards. Filters for cuisine, certified or Muslim-owned, and award winners. - Mosques and prayer rooms: up to ten places to pray nearby, with the facilities they list (Jumu’ah, women’s prayer area, wudu). - Airport prayer rooms: the prayer rooms inside an airport, by terminal, airside or landside, with opening hours and where the details come from. - In-flight prayer times: which prayers fall during a flight, worked out along the route at cruising altitude, in both airports’ local time, with the Qibla relative to the aircraft. Every answer links to the HalalTrip page that shows the same information. The connector is read-only, needs no account and doesn’t see your conversation, only the place, airport or flight of each question. Place answers hold a few places at a time, without addresses or phone numbers. HalalTrip i