MyPrayerTimes brings the five daily prayers into World of Warcraft, a quiet companion for Muslim players who'd rather not lose track of prayer during a long session. It calculates the prayer times and sunrise for your location and shows them in a small window in-game. Everything is worked out locally from your coordinates, so it doesn't need an internet connection or any outside service.

What it does:

Shows Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, counts down to the next one, and highlights whichever prayer is current.
Comes with a list of European cities to choose from. If yours isn't there, you can enter your own coordinates and UTC offset (with an EU daylight-saving option).
Supports the usual calculation methods (Muslim World League, Egyptian, Karachi, Umm al-Qura, ISNA, Dubai, Kuwait, Qatar, Singapore, Tehran, Turkey and others) and lets you pick Standard or Hanafi for Asr.
Can remind you a set number of minutes before each prayer, at the exact time, and optionally play a sound.
The window can be moved, locked in place, or minimised down to just the next prayer. A gear button opens the settings.
First time you load it, a short setup walks you through choosing a location, method and reminders.

A note on accuracy: the math is ported from adhan-js and checked against it to within a minute for the cities and methods above. That said, prayer times depend on the method and on local conventions, and they get less precise at high latitudes. Treat these as a convenience and check against your local mosque or community calendar when it matters.

Runs on Retail and TBC Classic.

Open source under the MIT licence. Calculations come from adhan-js (MIT, by Batoul Apps); icons are from Lucide.