{{city}} Prayer Times
Today {{city}} prayer times are for Fajar {{Fajar}}, Zhur {{Zhur}}, Asr {{Asr}}, Mughrib {{Mughrib}}, and Isha {{Isha}}. Muslims pray five times a day at prescribed intervals, and knowing the exact prayer times (namaz or Salat) for your location is essential. Our site provides accurate daily , weekly and monthly prayer schedules for {{city}} and cities worldwide. In this post, you will find daily prayer times for {{city}}, weekly {{city}} prayer times, and monthly prayer times for {{city}} in the tables below.
Because prayer timings “vary from one city to another, due to the position of the sun”, it’s crucial to use a local timetable. We update these schedules daily so you can perform your prayers on time no matter where you live or travel. In Islam, punctual prayer is a fundamental act of faith – it provides spiritual discipline, structures the day around moments of reflection, and keeps believers connected to God.
Daily {{city}} Prayer Times
The table below shows the daily prayer times for {{city}}. Stay connected with your faith through accurate timing for Fajr, Zhur, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha prayers.
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Fajar Time Today in {{city}}
Fajar time in {{city}} starts from {{Fajar}}. Fajr prayer includes 2 Sunnat and 2 Farz rakats. Performed before sunrise, at first light.
Zhur Time Today in {{city}}
Zhur prayer time in {{city}} starts from {{Zhur}}. It consists of 4 Sunnah, 4 Farz, 2 Sunnah, and 2 Nafl rakats. Begins after the sun passes its zenith (midday).
Asr Salah Time in {{city}}
Asr prayer in {{city}} starts at {{Asr}}. It includes 4 Sunnah Ghair-Muakidah and 4 Farz rakats.Prayed in the late afternoon when shadows lengthen.
Maghrib Prayer Time in {{city}}
Maghrib prayer starts at {{Mughrib}} in {{city}}. It consists of 3 Farz, 2 Sunnah, and 2 Nafl rakats.Right after the sun sets below the horizon.
Isha Salah Time in {{city}}
Isha prayer starts at {{Isha}} in {{city}}. It includes 4 Sunnah Ghair-Muakidah, 4 Farz, 2 Sunnah, 2 Nafl, 3 Witr, and 2 Nafl rakats.When the sky is fully dark (nighttime).
Each prayer time is tied to the sun’s position. (Sunrise itself is not a prayer, but marks the end of Fajr’s time.) These prayer slots – from pre-dawn to night – structure the entire day, allowing Muslims to “bow down in front of the ALLAH Almighty and offer their namaz on time”.
{{city}} Prayer Times - Weekly
Below is the weekly schedule for prayer timings in {{city}}. This is helpful for the local Muslim community to plan their prayers accordingly.
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Monthly Prayer Times for {{city}}
The following table shows prayer times for Fajar, Zhur, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha in {{city}} for the next 30 days.
Why Timely Prayer Schedules Matter
Praying five times daily is a key pillar of Islam. Accurate timings remind Muslims of God throughout the day, reinforcing faith and focus.
Regular prayer times unite worshippers worldwide and help maintain a steady routine. Knowing the schedule means you never miss Jumu’ah (Friday) prayer or other communal prayers.
With thousands of mosques (for example, mega-cities can have thousands of mosques), many hear the Azan (call to prayer). Our online timetable ensures you have the prayer time even if you’re away or if mosque announcements are not heard.
What is the 5 Namaz Timetable in {{city}} Today?
Today's five prayer times for {{city}} are: Fajar {{Fajar}}, Zhur {{Zhur}}, Asr {{Asr}}, Maghrib {{Mughrib}}, and Isha {{Isha}}.
What is Fajr Time in {{city}}?
Fajr prayer time in {{city}} is {{Fajar}}.
What is Zhur Time in {{city}}?
Zhur prayer time in {{city}} is {{Zhur}}.
What is Asr Time in {{city}}?
Asr prayer time in {{city}} is {{Asr}}.
What Time is Maghrib in {{city}}?
Maghrib prayer time in {{city}} is {{Mughrib}}.
What is Isha Time in {{city}}?
Isha prayer time in {{city}} is {{Isha}}.