What data can be collected during browsing?
Basic technical data such as page usage, device type, language, and approximate visit timing can be used to understand site performance and improve heavily used pages.
That information is used to improve speed, usability, and data quality rather than to build an advertising profile about a visitor.
Cookies and analytics
Analytics cookies are used only after the visitor accepts them through the consent banner. If analytics consent is rejected, Google Analytics stays off.
The goal of analytics is to understand aggregate usage and improve pages and features, not to personalize advertising.
What happens when a visitor sends a correction?
When a visitor sends a city or mosque correction or submits new information, that data is used to review the request and improve the related page or record when the evidence is clear enough.
The submitted content itself may remain in internal review records so the team can understand later changes, compare multiple reports, and keep page quality stable over time.
Location-based features
If a visitor chooses to use the near-me feature, the browser asks for permission first. Location is not accessed without that explicit action.
Coordinates are used only to identify the nearest useful city or page and are not required for normal browsing or manual search.
External links and services
Some pages may link to maps, external sources, or analytics services. When a visitor moves to an external service, any data shared there is governed by that service’s own privacy policy.
That is why it is helpful to review the privacy policy of any external service used directly.
Use of the Pinterest API
The site uses the Pinterest API to publish content we own to our official Pinterest boards, such as Islamic city images and links to related prayer-time city pages. This may include Pin titles, descriptions, alt text, source links, and image URLs hosted on our own site.
This site and app are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Pinterest. Pinterest is an independent service, and any direct use of Pinterest is governed by Pinterest’s own terms and privacy policies.
If the site owner connects a Pinterest account and later disconnects it, we stop using the access token for that account. Stored OAuth data, such as access or refresh tokens, may be deleted or replaced when the connection is revoked or no longer needed. We do not resell Pinterest content or Pinterest-derived data, and we do not redistribute Pinterest content or Pinterest-derived data to third parties.
For privacy questions or Pinterest API data requests, contact us by email at [email protected].
Policy updates
This page may be updated when new features are added or when analytics, correction handling, or site operations change in ways that should be explained more clearly.
Continuing to use the site after an update means relying on the latest version of this page.