Fajr to Isha, wherever you are
Today’s prayer timesfor your city.
Find Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha with the calculation method shown clearly. No sign-in needed.
Commonly searched cities
Begin with a city you know.
How the time is found
A prayer time is more than a clock reading.
It begins with the sun, then location, time zone, calculation method, and Asr convention turn that moment into a local time you can use.
Your place on the earth
Latitude and longitude determine the sun’s position. The city’s time zone turns that position into local clock time.
The method you follow
Calculation methods mainly differ in how they define true dawn for Fajr and nightfall for Isha.
Your local practice
The Asr convention and small mosque adjustments can change the final timetable. Barakah Life keeps those choices visible.
Prayer start time and iqamah are not the same.
The city pages show when each prayer begins. Your mosque chooses when the congregation stands for prayer, so always check its iqamah and Jumu’ah schedule locally.
The five daily prayers
A day shaped around salah.
The exact clock time changes through the seasons, but the order of the prayers follows the movement of the sun.
Fajr
Before sunrise
The first prayer begins at true dawn and ends when the sun starts to rise.
Dhuhr
After midday
Dhuhr begins after the sun passes its highest point in the sky.
Asr
In the afternoon
Asr begins in the afternoon. Its start depends on the Asr convention followed.
Maghrib
Just after sunset
Maghrib begins as soon as the sun has set below the horizon.
Isha
After twilight
Isha begins after the evening twilight has disappeared.
Why two timetables can differ
A difference of a few minutes does not always mean one is wrong.
Different trusted bodies use different angles and conventions. Barakah Life shows the selected method instead of hiding it behind the result.
Fajr and Isha angles
Methods define dawn and nightfall differently, so these two prayers often show the largest variation.
Standard or Hanafi Asr
The two recognised Asr conventions use different shadow lengths to determine the start of Asr.
Coordinates and time zone
Nearby cities can differ slightly, while daylight-saving changes affect the clock time automatically.
Mosque adjustments
Local timetables may add a few precautionary minutes. Iqamah is set separately by each mosque.
Worldwide prayer time directory
Find prayer times by country and city.
Every city has its own public page with today’s timetable, a seven-day view, monthly times, calculation details, Qibla bearing, and nearby mosque guidance.
Afghanistan
4 citiesAlgeria
5 citiesAustralia
5 citiesAustria
1 cityAzerbaijan
1 cityBahrain
3 citiesBangladesh
5 citiesBelgium
2 citiesBrunei
1 cityCanada
8 citiesChina
3 citiesDenmark
1 cityEgypt
10 citiesEthiopia
2 citiesFrance
7 citiesGermany
7 citiesGhana
2 citiesIndia
12 citiesIndonesia
8 citiesIran
8 citiesIraq
8 citiesIreland
1 cityItaly
4 citiesJapan
3 citiesJordan
4 citiesKazakhstan
3 citiesKenya
3 citiesKuwait
3 citiesKyrgyzstan
1 cityLebanon
4 citiesLibya
3 citiesMalaysia
6 citiesMaldives
1 cityMali
1 cityMorocco
8 citiesNetherlands
4 citiesNew Zealand
2 citiesNigeria
7 citiesNorway
1 cityOman
4 citiesPakistan
10 citiesPalestine
6 citiesPhilippines
5 citiesQatar
3 citiesSaudi Arabia
10 citiesSenegal
1 citySingapore
1 citySomalia
2 citiesSouth Africa
4 citiesSouth Korea
1 citySpain
5 citiesSri Lanka
2 citiesSudan
3 citiesSweden
3 citiesSwitzerland
2 citiesSyria
5 citiesTajikistan
1 cityTanzania
3 citiesThailand
3 citiesTunisia
4 citiesTurkey
9 citiesTurkmenistan
1 cityUganda
1 cityUnited Arab Emirates
8 citiesUnited Kingdom
10 citiesUnited States
19 citiesUzbekistan
3 citiesYemen
4 citiesPrayer time questions
Clear answers before you follow a timetable.
How are Islamic prayer times calculated?+
Prayer times are calculated from the sun’s position using a location’s latitude, longitude, date, and time zone. A calculation method sets the dawn and nightfall angles used for Fajr and Isha. Asr also depends on the convention you follow.
Why are my prayer times different from my local mosque?+
Your mosque may use a different calculation method, Asr convention, precautionary adjustment, or local timetable. The iqamah time announced by a mosque is also later than the prayer’s starting time. Barakah Life shows the method used and lets app users make individual minute adjustments.
Which prayer time calculation method should I use?+
Use the method recommended by a trusted local mosque or Islamic authority whenever possible. Barakah Life chooses a commonly used regional method by default, but no single method is followed everywhere in a country.
Does Barakah Life adjust prayer times for daylight saving time?+
Yes. Each city page uses its IANA time zone, so the displayed local time follows seasonal clock changes where they apply. The underlying prayer calculation still follows the sun’s position for that date and location.
Are these the prayer start times or mosque iqamah times?+
These are the calculated starting times for each prayer. A mosque chooses its own iqamah time for the congregation, often several minutes later. Check your local mosque for its iqamah schedule and Friday prayer times.
Can I use Fajr and Maghrib times for fasting?+
Fasting begins when Fajr enters and ends when Maghrib enters. Because local methods and precautionary practices can differ, follow the timetable recommended by your trusted local mosque when observing a fast.