Islamic Prayer Times Calculator

Islamic Prayer Times Calculator

Get accurate daily Islamic prayer times for any city worldwide. Our tool provides Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha prayer timings based on reliable calculation methods.

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Fajr

05:12

Dhuhr

12:30

Asr

15:45

Maghrib

18:15

Isha

19:45

Important Notice

This tool provides prayer timings for informational purposes. For congregational prayers and important religious obligations, please confirm times with your local mosque.

Understanding Islamic Prayer Times

Islamic prayer times are determined by the position of the sun throughout the day. Each of the five daily prayers has specific time windows when they should be performed. These times change daily and vary by location due to differences in sunrise and sunset times around the world.

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πŸ•‹ Fajr (Dawn Prayer)

Fajr is performed at true dawn when the first light appears in the sky before sunrise. This prayer marks the beginning of the Islamic day and consists of two rak'ahs. The time for Fajr begins at dawn and ends just before sunrise. It's a peaceful time for reflection and starting the day with remembrance of Allah.

β˜€οΈ Dhuhr (Midday Prayer)

Dhuhr is performed after the sun passes its highest point (zenith) in the sky and begins to decline. This prayer consists of four rak'ahs and is typically performed during the lunch break in many Muslim-majority countries. It's an opportunity to take a break from daily activities and reconnect with spiritual obligations.

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🌀️ Asr (Afternoon Prayer)

Asr time begins when the shadow of an object equals its length (according to the Hanafi school) or when the shadow of an object is twice its length (according to other schools). This prayer of four rak'ahs is performed in the late afternoon and serves as a reminder during the busiest part of the day.

πŸŒ… Maghrib (Sunset Prayer)

Maghrib is performed immediately after the sun sets below the horizon. This prayer consists of three rak'ahs and marks the end of the day. The time for Maghrib is relatively short, so it's important to perform it promptly after sunset. It's often followed by breaking the fast during Ramadan.

πŸŒ™ Isha (Night Prayer)

Isha begins when twilight has completely disappeared, typically about 1.5 hours after sunset. This four-rak'ah prayer is performed before midnight and completes the daily prayer cycle. Many Muslims combine Isha with additional voluntary prayers (Tahajjud) later in the night during special times.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are these prayer times? +
Our prayer times are calculated using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method, which is widely recognized. However, accuracy can vary slightly based on your exact location and local geographical features. We recommend using these times as a guide and confirming with your local mosque.
Why do prayer times change every day? +
Prayer times change daily because they're based on the sun's position, which shifts slightly each day as the Earth orbits the Sun throughout the year. This causes variations in sunrise and sunset times, which directly affect all prayer timings.
Can I use this tool while traveling? +
Yes, this tool is especially useful for travelers! Simply enter the city you're visiting to get local prayer times. Remember that prayer times change with location, so it's important to adjust when traveling across time zones or long distances.
What if my city shows incorrect times? +
If you believe the prayer times for your city are incorrect, it could be due to several factors: 1) Your local mosque uses a different calculation method, 2) There are geographical variations in your specific area, 3) Local adjustments have been made for community convenience.

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