Accurate Islamic prayer times based on your location

Calculation Method

Different Islamic authorities use different calculation methods. Select the method used in your region.

Location & Date

Prayer Times

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Fajr

Dawn prayer

Sunrise

Sun rises

Dhuhr

Midday prayer

Asr

Afternoon prayer

Maghrib

Sunset prayer

Isha

Night prayer

About Prayer Times

Islamic prayer times are calculated based on the position of the sun. Different calculation methods use varying angles for Fajr and Isha prayers.

Prayer Time Definitions

  • Fajr: When the sky begins to lighten (dawn)
  • Sunrise: When the sun appears on the horizon
  • Dhuhr: When the sun begins to decline after reaching its highest point
  • Asr: Late afternoon prayer
  • Maghrib: Just after sunset
  • Isha: When the sky becomes completely dark

🕌 Prayer Times Calculator — Free Online Tool

Calculate Islamic prayer times for your location, free. A prayer-times calculator computes the five daily Islamic prayer times — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha — for a given location and date, based on the sun's position. This tool calculates them in your browser using standard astronomical methods, so you can see today's prayer schedule without an account.

🚀 Why use this Prayer Times Calculator tool?

It derives Fajr through Isha from the sun's angles for your location and date using established calculation methods, the same approach reputable prayer-time services use. 100% free, no registration, and complete privacy — everything runs locally in your browser, so your data never touches a server.

Key Features

🕌Five daily prayers

Computes Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha for your location and date.

📍Location-based

Times depend on latitude/longitude and date, since they track the sun's position.

🧭Standard methods

Uses recognized calculation conventions for the twilight angles that define Fajr and Isha.

🔒Private

Calculation runs in your browser; your location is used locally to compute times.

Popular Use Cases

Daily worship

  • See today's prayer schedule
  • Plan your day around salah
  • Check Maghrib for iftar

Travel

  • Get times at a destination
  • Adjust while traveling
  • New-city schedule

Planning

  • Plan meetings around prayers
  • Ramadan suhoor/iftar timing
  • Set reminders

What It Handles

Calculates

  • Fajr & Isha (twilight)
  • Dhuhr & Asr
  • Maghrib (sunset)

Inputs

  • Location
  • Date
  • Calculation method

Privacy

  • Client-side calculation
  • Location used locally
  • Runs offline

Sources & References

Frequently Asked Questions

How are prayer times calculated?

Prayer times track the sun's position for your location and date. Dhuhr is just after solar noon, Maghrib at sunset, and Fajr and Isha at defined twilight angles before sunrise and after sunset. Asr depends on shadow length. Different conventions set the exact twilight angles.

Why do prayer times differ between calculators?

Because organizations use different twilight angles and Asr (shadow) conventions — for example MWL, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, and Egyptian methods. Picking the method your community follows gives times that match your local mosque.

Are these times exact for my mosque?

They are an accurate astronomical calculation, but local mosques may round times or apply small adjustments. Use these as a reliable guide and follow your local mosque for congregational prayers.

Does it use my location?

Yes — prayer times depend on latitude and longitude. The calculation happens in your browser; your location is used locally to compute the times.

What about high-latitude locations?

Near the poles, twilight may not occur in summer or winter, so Fajr/Isha can be undefined by the basic method. Such places use special rules (e.g. nearest latitude or fixed intervals); results there are approximations.

🎓 Pro Tips

  • Tip 1: Select the calculation method your local community uses (MWL, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, etc.) so times match your mosque.
  • Tip 2: Maghrib equals sunset — handy for timing iftar during Ramadan.
  • Tip 3: At high latitudes in summer/winter, treat Fajr/Isha as approximate; follow your local authority's high-latitude rule.