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Prayer Time Information

How are prayer times calculated?

Prayer times are calculated using the position of the sun, the selected city’s coordinates, local time zone, and an established Islamic calculation method.

Fajr and Isha are based on twilight, Dhuhr begins after solar noon, Asr depends on shadow length, and Maghrib begins after sunset.

Calculation methods and local mosque adjustments may cause times to differ by several minutes.

Why are my mosque’s times different?

Mosques may apply local adjustments or display iqama times instead of the beginning time for each prayer. Follow your local mosque for congregational prayer times.

What is the difference between adhan and iqama?

The adhan announces that the prayer time has begun. Iqama is the scheduled time when the congregational prayer begins at the mosque.

Does the website adjust for daylight saving time?

Yes. Times use the selected city’s local time zone, including applicable daylight-saving adjustments.

How accurate are these prayer times?

The displayed times are based on geographic and astronomical data. Small differences may occur, so check your local mosque for iqama and congregational prayer times.