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SalahBreak × Slack

Focus on your work, pray with peace of mind.

Connect SalahBreak to your Slack workspace. At every prayer time it mutes notifications, updates your status, and restores everything when you're done — so your team knows, and you can pray without interruption.

Free · Sign in once · Works with your prayer schedule

Why connect Slack?

Prayer time shouldn't mean juggling mute buttons, status messages, and missed pings. SalahBreak handles the ritual so you can focus on the salah.

  • Mute on time

    Slack notifications pause automatically for the whole prayer break — no manual Do Not Disturb.

  • Clear status

    Your status switches to prayer time with a mosque emoji so teammates know you'll be right back.

  • Auto restore

    When prayer ends, your previous status and notification settings return without you lifting a finger.

  • Work stays calm

    Fewer mid-prayer interruptions, clearer expectations with your team, and a schedule that respects both.

Everything Slack needs for prayer time

Three things that run together at every salah — mute, status, and restore.

Notifications mute themselves

When a prayer break starts, SalahBreak pauses Slack alerts for that window so you aren't pulled back into threads mid-wudu or mid-salah.

  • Covers the full prayer break duration
  • No hunting for mute every day
  • Designed for busy Slack workspaces

Your status tells the story

Teammates see you're at prayer — not ignoring them. A clear status message sets expectations without awkward explanations.

  • Mosque emoji and short status line
  • Visible across your workspace presence
  • Honest signal: back soon

Everything comes back

When the break ends, SalahBreak restores your prior status and turns notifications back on. Prayer done; work continues.

  • Previous status restored automatically
  • Notifications resume on schedule
  • Set once — runs every prayer

Three steps, then forget it

Under a minute to connect. Prayer breaks in Slack run with your schedule after that.

  • 1

    Sign in to SalahBreak

    Create or open your account so we can sync your city and prayer times.

  • 2

    Add to Slack

    Connect your workspace from the dashboard. We only request the scopes needed for status and notifications.

  • 3

    Pray on schedule

    At each prayer, Slack mutes and updates — then restores — without another click.

Built for Muslims who live in Slack

Quiet focus at prayer time. Clear signals for the team.

  • “The Slack feature changed my day. Notifications mute themselves at prayer time and come back right after.”

    N
    NouraSoftware Engineer
  • “My team finally understands when I'm at prayer — no more 'you there?' pings mid-Asr.”

    Y
    YusufProduct Designer
  • “I stopped juggling DND before every salah. SalahBreak just does it with my calendar times.”

    L
    LaylaOperations Lead

Questions about Slack

What does SalahBreak change in Slack?
During a prayer break it can mute your notifications and update your status (for example with a mosque emoji and a short “prayer time” message). When the break ends, it restores your previous status and notification settings.
What permissions do you need?
Only the scopes required to manage your status and notification pause for prayer breaks. We don't read your private messages or post in channels on your behalf for this feature.
Is Slack integration free?
Yes. Connecting Slack and using prayer-break mute and status is free, with no ads.
Do I still need a calendar?
Slack follows your SalahBreak prayer schedule (based on your city and settings). Connecting Google, Apple, or Outlook is optional and complementary — calendar blocking and Slack presence can work together.
How do I disconnect?
From your SalahBreak dashboard you can disconnect Slack at any time. You can also remove the app from your Slack workspace settings.

Add SalahBreak to Slack today

Sign in, connect your workspace, and let prayer time stay protected — automatically.