Prayer Times in Dee Why, New South Wales

Jummah time Dee Why

Friday prayer (Jummah) replaces Dhuhr on Fridays. The calculated Dhuhr start in Dee Why this Friday is 12:41; the khutbah and congregation times are set by each masjid, so check with your local mosque.

Tahajjud time, Islamic midnight and Duha in Dee Why

Tonight's night prayer times and tomorrow morning's voluntary prayer times in Dee Why, worked out from the same Maghrib and Fajr times as the table above.

Islamic midnight

23:51Halfway between Maghrib and Fajr

Last third of the night (Tahajjud)

01:16Until Fajr at 04:07

Ishraq

05:59About 15 minutes after sunrise (05:44)

Duha

05:59 – 12:40From Ishraq until Dhuhr (12:40)

Voluntary prayer is disliked while the sun is rising (until about 15 minutes after sunrise at 05:44), at its zenith (just before Dhuhr at 12:40) and while it is setting (just before Maghrib at 19:35). The schools differ in the details, for example about the time after Asr and about make-up prayers, so ask your own scholar if you are unsure.

The night is counted from Maghrib to the next Fajr. Times are calculated for Dee Why with the same method as the rest of this page; they are not congregation times.

Adhkar after prayer

Duas to say now, taken from Hisn al-Muslim. The set changes with the time of day on this page.

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Salah times Dee Why: calculation method and Asr

Method: Muslim World League. Asr: Standard.

Dee Why prayer timetable November 2026

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Islamic prayer times in Dee Why across the year

Across 2026, Fajr in Dee Why moves between 03:54 and 05:46, and Maghrib between 16:53 and 20:09. The longest fasting day, dawn to sunset, is 16h 09m on 23 December; the shortest is 11h 23m on 19 June.

Earliest Fajr

03:548 December

Latest Fajr

05:464 April

Earliest Maghrib

16:535 June

Latest Maghrib

20:091 January

Longest fasting day

16h 09m23 December

Shortest fasting day

11h 23m19 June

Qibla

277.5° W13,242 km

Daylight saving

5 April, 4 OctoberAustralia/Sydney

Clocks change on 5 April and 4 October. Prayer times on those days shift by an hour on the clock, not in the sky. How times are calculated

Dee Why, the Sun and the clock

Dee Why is in New South Wales and has about 21,000 people. The nearest larger city is Sydney, 15 km to the south-southwest. Dee Why lies 1.3° east of the 150° E meridian that its time zone is based on, so the Sun is highest about 5 minutes before 12:00 on average, around 11:55, and Dhuhr comes earlier than the clock suggests. In summer, when the clocks go forward an hour, that moment moves to around 12:55.

The Sun never stands straight overhead in Dee Why: at Dhuhr it climbs to about 80° above the horizon in December and only 33° in June, so noon shadows are much longer in June. Days in Dee Why range from 9h 54m in June to 14h 24m in December, a difference of 4h 30m, and Fajr, Maghrib and Isha shift with them. As Dee Why is in the southern hemisphere, its longest days come in December and January, and so do its longest fasts whenever Ramadan falls then.

Maghrib time Dee Why compared with nearby cities

Prayer times shift with longitude: about 4 minutes for every degree east or west. Here is how today's Fajr and Maghrib in nearby places compare with Dee Why, calculated with the same method.

Muslim prayer times near Dee Why

• Manly 5 km
• Mosman 11 km
• Chatswood 11 km
• Saint Ives 12 km
• Sydney Central Business District 15 km
• Sydney 15 km
• Surry Hills 16 km
• Wahroonga 16 km
• Hornsby 18 km
• Ryde 19 km

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