Muslim Prayer Times
Accurate Salah schedule for any location worldwide
Location Settings
Calculation Method
Jumuah (Friday Prayer)
Prayer Times
Next Up:
| Prayer | Adhan | Iqama |
|---|---|---|
| Fajr | --:-- | --:-- |
| Sunrise | --:-- | --- |
| Dhuhr | --:-- | --:-- |
| Asr | --:-- | --:-- |
| Maghrib | --:-- | --:-- |
| Isha | --:-- | --:-- |
| Jumuah | --:-- | --:-- |
Use Cases
Daily Prayers
Get accurate prayer times for your daily Salah schedule, ensuring you never miss a prayer
Travel Planning
Calculate prayer times for your travel destination to maintain your prayer routine while away
Ramadan Schedule
Plan your fasting and prayer schedule during Ramadan with precise Suhoor and Iftar times
Community Centers
Display accurate prayer times for mosques and Islamic community centers
Mobile Apps
Integrate prayer time calculations into mobile applications for Muslims worldwide
Islamic Schools
Schedule prayer breaks and religious activities at Islamic educational institutions
Frequently Asked Questions
Prayer times are calculated based on the position of the sun in the sky. Each prayer time has specific astronomical criteria: Fajr (dawn when the sun is 18-20 degrees below horizon), Dhuhr (when the sun reaches its highest point), Asr (when the shadow of an object equals its length), Maghrib (at sunset), and Isha (when the sun is 17-18 degrees below horizon). Different Islamic organizations may use slightly different calculation methods.
The calculation method depends on your location and religious affiliation. Muslim World League is widely used globally, Egyptian General Authority is common in Africa and the Middle East, Islamic Society of North America is used in North America, and Umm al-Qura is used in Saudi Arabia. We recommend following the method used by your local mosque or Islamic center.
Adhan is the call to prayer that announces the beginning of the prayer time. Iqama is the second call that signals the actual start of the congregational prayer. Typically, there is a short delay between Adhan and Iqama to allow worshippers to gather for prayer. The length of this delay varies by mosque and community.
Our prayer times are calculated using established astronomical formulas and are accurate to within 1-2 minutes for most locations. However, slight variations may occur due to local horizon conditions, atmospheric refraction, or different interpretations of calculation parameters. For the most accurate times, we recommend checking with your local mosque.
Yes, you can use this tool for any location worldwide by entering the latitude and longitude coordinates. You can find these coordinates for any city using online mapping services. The tool also includes a location detection feature that can automatically determine your coordinates if you allow browser location access.
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