Prayer times today for your city

Prayer times for 13,439 cities, calculated in each city's own time zone with the method used locally.

Gregorian: Saturday, 14 November 2026 Hijri: 4 Jumada al-Akhirah 1448 AH

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Fajr 05:12, Sunrise 06:31, Dhuhr 12:05, Asr 15:16, Maghrib 17:39, Isha 19:09 Fajr 05:12 Sunrise 06:31 Dhuhr 12:05 Asr 15:16 Maghrib 17:39 Isha 19:09
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What are the prayer times today?

Prayer times depend on where you are. Today in Makkah Fajr is at 05:12 and Maghrib at 17:39 (Makkah time); in London Fajr is at 05:38 and Maghrib at 16:16; in New York City Fajr is at 05:23 and Maghrib at 16:39. Allow location above, or search your city, for your own times.

Longest fast today
15h 28m · Sydney
Shortest fast today
9h 57m · Helsinki
Cities covered
13,439
Mosques mapped
110,097

Updated 14 November 2026. Calculated astronomically for each city's coordinates and time zone.

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The largest city of every country we cover, calculated for today in its own time zone. The bar is the local day from midnight to midnight: the gold band runs from sunrise to sunset, the lighter bands are the twilight in which Fajr and Isha fall. Read down the table and you can see latitude at work.

Fajr and Maghrib today in the largest city of each country, sorted by latitude
City Fajr Maghrib Fajr to Maghrib Local day Qibla
Helsinki Finland · 60.2°N 05:55 15:52 9h 57m 158° SSE
Oslo Norway · 59.9°N 05:51 15:50 9h 59m 139° SE
Stockholm Sweden · 59.3°N 05:19 15:25 10h 06m 148° SSE
Copenhagen Denmark · 55.7°N 05:32 16:05 10h 33m 138° SE
Dublin Ireland · 53.3°N 05:46 16:30 10h 44m 114° ESE
Berlin Germany · 52.5°N 05:27 16:22 10h 55m 137° SE
Rotterdam Netherlands · 51.9°N 06:02 16:53 10h 51m 125° SE
London United Kingdom · 51.5°N 05:38 16:16 10h 38m 119° ESE
Brussels Belgium · 50.9°N 06:02 16:57 10h 55m 123° ESE
Paris France · 48.9°N 06:45 17:12 10h 27m 119° ESE
Vienna Austria · 48.2°N 05:11 16:25 11h 14m 137° SE
Zürich Switzerland · 47.4°N 05:42 16:51 11h 09m 125° SE
Toronto Canada · 43.7°N 05:48 16:53 11h 05m 55° NE
Rome Italy · 41.9°N 05:22 16:50 11h 28m 123° ESE
Istanbul Turkey · 41.0°N 06:15 17:54 11h 39m 152° SSE
New York City United States · 40.7°N 05:23 16:39 11h 16m 58° ENE
Madrid Spain · 40.4°N 06:25 17:58 11h 33m 104° ESE
Casablanca Morocco · 33.6°N 05:30 17:33 12h 03m 94° E
Lahore Pakistan · 31.6°N 05:05 17:04 11h 59m 260° W
Cairo Egypt · 30.1°N 04:50 16:59 12h 09m 136° SE
Al Aḩmadī Kuwait · 29.1°N 04:48 16:54 12h 06m 226° SW
Al Muharraq Bahrain · 26.3°N 04:33 16:48 12h 15m 246° WSW
Doha Qatar · 25.3°N 04:31 16:46 12h 15m 253° WSW
Dubai United Arab Emirates · 25.1°N 05:15 17:34 12h 19m 259° W
Dhaka Bangladesh · 23.7°N 04:54 17:13 12h 19m 278° W
Muscat Oman · 23.6°N 05:02 17:21 12h 19m 266° W
Jeddah Saudi Arabia · 21.5°N 05:15 17:42 12h 27m 96° E
Mumbai India · 19.1°N 05:29 18:00 12h 31m 280° W
Lagos Nigeria · 6.5°N 05:23 18:26 13h 03m 63° ENE
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia · 3.1°N 05:48 18:58 13h 10m 293° WNW
Jakarta Indonesia · 6.2°S 04:06 17:52 13h 46m 295° WNW
Johannesburg South Africa · 26.2°S 03:46 18:34 14h 48m 15° NNE
Sydney Australia · 33.9°S 04:08 19:36 15h 28m 278° W

Prayer times around the world

Compare today's Fajr, Maghrib and fasting hours in 33 countries, and see why times differ and which method each country uses. See the world table.

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Prayer times: common questions

How are these prayer times calculated?

From the sun's position for each city's latitude, longitude and time zone. Fajr and Isha use a twilight angle below the horizon, Dhuhr is just after solar noon, Asr depends on shadow length, and Maghrib is at sunset. The full mathematics is on our 'How prayer times are calculated' page.

Why are my mosque's times different?

Mosques publish congregation (jamaat) times, which are set a few minutes to an hour after the start times shown here. Some also use a different Fajr angle or add safety minutes. Our times are the astronomical start of each prayer.

Which calculation method should I use?

The one your local mosque or national authority follows. We default to it for each country, and every city page lets you switch method and Asr school; your choice applies until you close the tab, then the country's default comes back.

Do you use my location?

Only to show your times and nearest mosques. An approximate city from your connection is used to start with; if you press the location button, your exact position is used inside your browser and is never sent to our server.

What happens far north in summer?

Above about 48° latitude the sun may not reach 18° below the horizon in midsummer, so true Fajr and Isha do not occur. We apply the recommended high-latitude rule (a seventh of the night), and inside the polar circles we use the nearest day with a normal sunrise and sunset.