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    Prayer Time Calculator

    Accurate Islamic prayer times for any location. Supports 10 calculation methods, Hanafi/Shafi'i Asr, and high-latitude rules — powered by the adhan library.

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    Calculation Settings

    Hanafi Asr starts when shadow = 2x object height. Standard starts at 1x. Hanafi is typically 30-75 minutes later.

    How Prayer Times Are Calculated

    Islamic prayer times aren't arbitrary — they're derived from the position of the Sun. Each prayer corresponds to a specific solar event: Fajr starts at dawn, Dhuhr at solar noon, Asr in the afternoon when shadows lengthen, Maghrib at sunset, and Isha at nightfall. The exact moment depends on your geographic coordinates, the time of year, and which calculation method you follow.

    The calculation methods differ primarily in the angle of the Sun below the horizon used for Fajr (dawn) and Isha (nightfall). The Muslim World League uses 18° for Fajr and 17° for Isha, while ISNA uses 15° for both. A steeper angle means a later Fajr (closer to sunrise) and an earlier Isha (closer to sunset). The difference can be 15-30 minutes.

    Calculation Methods Compared

    MethodFajr AngleIsha AngleUsed In
    Muslim World League18°17°Europe, Far East, parts of USA
    ISNA15°15°USA, Canada
    Egyptian19.5°17.5°Egypt, Africa, parts of Europe
    Umm al-Qura18.5°90 min after MaghribSaudi Arabia
    Karachi18°18°Pakistan, India, Bangladesh
    Tehran17.7°14°Iran, Shia communities
    Moonsighting Committee18° (seasonal)18° (seasonal)UK, North America
    Turkey / Diyanet18°17°Turkey

    The Five Daily Prayers

    Fajr (Dawn)

    2 Sunnah + 2 Fard

    The pre-dawn prayer. Its time begins when the first light appears on the horizon (astronomical dawn at the configured angle) and ends at sunrise.

    Before sunrise

    Dhuhr (Midday)

    4 Sunnah + 4 Fard + 2 Sunnah

    The midday prayer. Begins when the Sun passes its highest point and ends when the Asr time begins.

    After solar noon

    Asr (Afternoon)

    4 Fard

    The afternoon prayer. In the Hanafi school, it begins when an object's shadow equals twice its height plus the noon shadow. Other schools use a factor of 1x.

    Mid-afternoon

    Maghrib (Sunset)

    3 Fard + 2 Sunnah

    The sunset prayer. Begins the moment the Sun disappears below the horizon. Scholars recommend praying promptly.

    At sunset

    Isha (Night)

    4 Fard + 2 Sunnah + 3 Witr

    The night prayer. Begins when the red twilight fades (at the configured angle below the horizon). Can be prayed until midnight or before Fajr.

    After twilight

    How to use this tool

    1

    Tap 'Use My Location' or enter coordinates

    2

    Select your calculation method and Asr school

    3

    View today's prayer times for all five prayers

    Common uses

    • Checking daily prayer times for your location
    • Finding Fajr and Isha times when travelling
    • Comparing Hanafi vs standard Asr times
    • Planning around prayer schedules
    • Verifying times when no local mosque is nearby

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