Prayer times
Prayer times today
Accurate times for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha in your city.
Choose your city to see today's five prayer times and the week ahead, worked out for that city with the usual calculation method for the region. You can switch between Hanafi and standard Asr.
Prayer times by city
Pakistan
- KarachiHanafi Asr
- LahoreHanafi Asr
- IslamabadHanafi Asr
- RawalpindiHanafi Asr
- FaisalabadHanafi Asr
- MultanHanafi Asr
- PeshawarHanafi Asr
- QuettaHanafi Asr
- HyderabadHanafi Asr
- SialkotHanafi Asr
- GujranwalaHanafi Asr
United Kingdom
- LondonStandard Asr
- BirminghamStandard Asr
- ManchesterStandard Asr
- BradfordStandard Asr
- LeedsStandard Asr
- GlasgowStandard Asr
United States
- New YorkStandard Asr
- HoustonStandard Asr
- ChicagoStandard Asr
- DallasStandard Asr
- Los AngelesStandard Asr
Canada
- TorontoStandard Asr
- MississaugaStandard Asr
- CalgaryStandard Asr
Qatar
- DohaStandard Asr
Kuwait
- Kuwait CityStandard Asr
Oman
- MuscatStandard Asr
Bahrain
- ManamaStandard Asr
How prayer times are calculated
Each time follows the sun. Fajr begins at true dawn and Isha when the evening twilight has gone, both measured by the sun's angle below the horizon. Dhuhr is just after midday, Asr depends on the length of shadows, and Maghrib is at sunset.
Questions
Why are prayer times different between apps and masjids?
Fajr and Isha depend on how far below the horizon the sun is, and organisations use different angles. Asr depends on the madhab. Small differences of a few minutes are normal; follow your local masjid when in doubt.
What is the difference between Hanafi and standard Asr?
Standard (Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali) Asr begins when an object's shadow equals its length plus its noon shadow. Hanafi Asr begins when the shadow is twice the length, so it is later.
Which calculation method should I use?
Use the method your local masjid follows. As a default, Khalad uses the usual method for your region, such as the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi in Pakistan, ISNA in North America and the Moonsighting Committee in the UK.
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