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Muslim prayer times

Check Muslim prayer times for today, the next 7 days or the current month, with multiple calculation methods, Asr schools, Hijri dates and Ramadan mode.

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Location

City search uses the Open-Meteo geocoding service. Prayer-time calculations stay in your browser.

Calculation settings

Shows Imsak. It turns on automatically during Ramadan and can still be changed manually.

Advanced optionsHigh latitudes and local adjustments

Manual adjustments

Add or subtract minutes to match a local mosque or authority.

Why use this tool?

Calculate daily prayer times from geographic position, date, time zone and the selected calculation convention.

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Which calculation method should you choose?

Calculation conventions mainly differ in the twilight angles used for Fajr and Isha, while the Asr school changes the Asr time. For everyday use, follow the method published by your local mosque or trusted religious authority whenever possible.

France-focused methods

The tool includes Grand Mosque of Paris and Musulmans de France / UOIF alongside the Muslim World League. If a local mosque publishes its own timetable, its chosen convention and local minute adjustments are usually the most practical reference.

International conventions

Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian Authority and University of Karachi use different twilight parameters. Prefer the convention commonly followed in your country, region or local Muslim community.

Asr: standard or Hanafi

The standard calculation corresponds to the Shafi, Maliki and Hanbali schools. The Hanafi calculation generally places Asr later in the day. Choose the option followed by your school or local mosque.

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How does this tool work?

Find daily Muslim prayer times, also commonly searched as salah or salat times, for your city. The schedule shows Fajr, Sunrise or Shuruq, Dhuhr or Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, covering the most common English transliterations used by mosques, communities and prayer-time services.

Prayer times are calculated from the selected location’s latitude, longitude, date and time zone. The engine derives the relevant solar positions, then applies the Fajr and Isha angles defined by the chosen convention together with the selected Asr rule. Daylight-saving changes are resolved for each date. At high latitudes, a dedicated fallback is used only when the requested twilight angle cannot be reached. Optional manual adjustments can then align the schedule with a trusted local mosque or authority.

Use cases

Daily prayer schedule

Check today’s prayer times for your city with the correct time zone and daylight-saving offset applied automatically for the selected date.

Local mosque alignment

Select the convention used by a trusted mosque or authority and, when needed, add small minute adjustments to match its published timetable.

Ramadan calendar

Show Imsak during Ramadan, follow indicative Hijri dates and prepare a seven-day or monthly schedule for printing, CSV export or PDF download.

Guide

How to use this tool

  1. 1

    Choose a city

    Search for a city or use your current position.

  2. 2

    Choose a method

    Select a calculation convention and, when needed, the Asr method.

  3. 3

    View and export

    View today, the next 7 days or the month, then print or download the schedule.

Tips and best practices

  • Fajr and Isha can vary significantly between calculation conventions.
  • Ramadan mode shows Imsak, set by default to 10 minutes before Fajr and adjustable.
  • The Hijri date uses the Umm al-Qura calendar and remains indicative because local moon sighting can differ.
  • Astronomical calculations run locally in your browser; only text-based city search uses Open-Meteo.

Frequently asked questions

Why do prayer times differ between websites or mosques?

Calculation conventions can use different twilight angles for Fajr and Isha, and local authorities may apply small adjustments.

Which calculation method should I use?

Use the convention followed by the closest mosque or authority you trust. The tool includes French methods as well as widely used international conventions.

Why can the Hijri date differ?

Calculated calendars can differ by one day from local crescent sighting, so the displayed Hijri date should be treated as indicative.

Does the tool handle daylight-saving time?

Yes. When a city provides an IANA time zone, summer and winter offsets are applied automatically for each date.

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