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Today's Prayer Times
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✅ Today's Prayer Tracker
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Eid al-Adha
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🌙 Tahajjud / Ishraq / Night Prayer Times
Ishraq (15 min after sunrise)
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Middle of the night
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Tahajjud — last third of night
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🗓 Upcoming Islamic Dates
Eid al-Adha
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Hajj
Dhul Hijjah 8–13
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Islamic New Year
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Ramadan begins
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Eid al-Fitr
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📅 Calendar — Tap a Date for Hijri Month, Date, & Year
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🌙 Upcoming Hijri Months
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📿 Dhikr / Tasbeeh Counter
سبحان الله
SubhanAllah
"Glory be to Allah — all perfection belongs to Him"
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⚙️ How Are My Times Calculated?
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📍 Your Location
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This is the city your prayer times are calculated for. Use the search box above to change it.
🧮 Calculation Method
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The sun angle formula used to calculate Fajr and Isha times. Automatically selected based on your region.
🕌 Asr Timing
Shafi
Shafi: Asr begins when shadow equals object height — earlier time. Switch to Hanafi above for approximately 1 hour later.
🌍 High Latitude Adjustment
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Applied automatically for cities far north or south (e.g. London, Toronto, Oslo).
⚡ Prayer times may differ from your local masjid by 1–3 minutes. Always confirm with your masjid for final times.
What Are Prayer Times?
Muslims observe five obligatory daily prayers — Fajr (dawn), Zuhr (noon), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (sunset), and Isha (night). Each prayer has a specific time window that changes daily based on the position of the sun, which varies by geographic location and season. Prayer time calculators use astronomical formulas to determine when each prayer window opens for a given location and date.
How This Tool Calculates Your Times
This tool uses the open-source adhan.js astronomical library to calculate prayer times based on your geographic coordinates. It automatically selects the calculation method most commonly used in your region — for example, ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) for North America, Umm al-Qura for Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, or the University of Karachi method for South Asia. You can switch between Shafi, Hanafi, and Ja'fari conventions using the toggle above. All calculations run in your browser — your location is never sent to our servers.
Estimated Prayer Times at a Glance
| Prayer | When it begins | Based on |
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| Fajr | Before dawn | Sun angle below horizon |
| Sunrise | Sun appears above horizon | End of Fajr window |
| Zuhr / Dhuhr | After solar noon | Sun crosses the meridian |
| Asr | Afternoon | Shadow length (varies by madhab) |
| Maghrib | Sunset | Sun sets below horizon |
| Isha | Night | Twilight fades (angle or fixed interval) |
All times are estimates based on astronomical calculations. Your local mosque or Islamic authority's published times take precedence. Read the full Prayer Times Guide →
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are my prayer times different from another app?
Different apps use different calculation methods such as ISNA (Islamic Society of North America), MWL (Muslim World League), Egyptian, and others. and different Asr conventions (Shafi vs Hanafi). Even small differences in sun angle parameters can shift Fajr and Isha by 15–30 minutes. Some apps also add safety minutes (ihtiyat) that this tool does not include. See our guide on why times differ.
What is the difference between Hanafi and Shafi Asr?
In the Shafi convention (also Maliki and Hanbali), Asr begins when an object's shadow equals its own length. In the Hanafi convention, Asr begins when the shadow equals twice the object's length — resulting in a later Asr time, typically 30–60 minutes later depending on season and location.
What calculation method does this tool use?
This tool automatically selects the most commonly used method for your region — ISNA for North America, Umm al-Qura for Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, Karachi for South Asia, Tehran for Iran, Moonsighting Committee for the UK, and Muslim World League as the global default. See the full regional method table.
Do I need to allow location access?
No. You can search for any city manually using the search bar. If you do allow location access, your coordinates are used in your browser for prayer time calculation and may be sent to third-party location services for city name lookup — we do not receive or store them on our servers.
How accurate are these prayer times?
Prayer times are estimated using the same astronomical algorithms used by major Islamic organisations worldwide. They are generally within 1–2 minutes of other tools using the same method. However, your local mosque may publish slightly different times due to safety minutes (ihtiyat), altitude adjustments, or regional conventions. Your local authority's published times take precedence.
Why do Ramadan and Eid dates differ by country?
Islamic months begin with the sighting of the new crescent moon. Some countries rely on physical moon sighting by local authorities, while others use astronomical calculations. This can result in dates differing by 1–2 days between regions. All dates shown on this site are astronomical estimates — please follow your local Islamic authority for confirmed dates.
What is the Hijri date today?
The Hijri (Islamic) date is displayed at the top of this page. It is calculated astronomically and may differ by 1–2 days from the date observed in your country, which depends on regional moon sighting practices.