Prayer Times by City
67 cities across 33 countries — each with today's prayer times, Qibla direction, Hijri date and a monthly timetable. Pick your city:
Afghanistan
An ancient crossroads where Timurid tilework mosques have stood for six centuries.
Algeria
North Africa's largest country, where whitewashed mosques overlook the Mediterranean and the Sahara.
Bangladesh
A Muslim-majority delta nation where prayer times follow the rhythm of rivers, monsoons and harvest seasons.
China
A far-western region with a centuries-old Muslim community and bazaar culture.
Egypt
Home to Al-Azhar and a thousand minarets, Egypt's prayer life is woven into one of the world's oldest cities.
France
Home to Western Europe's largest Muslim population, especially around the Mediterranean south.
India
Home to one of the world's largest Muslim populations, with Mughal-era mosques in nearly every old city.
Indonesia
The world's largest Muslim-majority nation, where the call to prayer echoes across more than 17,000 islands.
Iran
A Shia-majority nation whose shrine cities draw millions of pilgrims every year.
Iraq
Cradle of Islamic scholarship, home to Najaf, Karbala and centuries-old riverside mosques.
Kenya
A Swahili-coast Muslim heritage stretching back a thousand years of Indian Ocean trade.
Libya
Mediterranean port cities where prayer times follow long desert days and short winter ones.
Malaysia
A multicultural Muslim-majority nation where suraus dot every neighbourhood and shopping mall.
Mali
Home to Timbuktu's manuscript heritage and mud-brick Sudano-Sahelian mosques.
Morocco
From imperial medinas to Atlantic ports, Morocco's mosques have shaped skylines for a thousand years.
Myanmar
A diverse nation where historic downtown mosques serve long-established Muslim communities.
Nigeria
Africa's most populous nation, with a large Muslim community concentrated in the north and southwest.
Oman
Ibadi-heritage sultanate with distinctive low-profile mosques and frankincense coast.
Pakistan
A Muslim-majority nation where mosques anchor daily life from the Punjab plains to the northern mountains.
Philippines
The Bangsamoro region, home to the country's largest mosque and a proud Muslim heritage.
Russia
A Tatar Muslim heartland where the Kul Sharif mosque crowns the Kazan Kremlin.
Senegal
A Sufi-majority nation where brotherhoods and the Grand Magal pilgrimage shape religious life.
Sri Lanka
Island trading history reflected in colourful mosques from Colombo to Galle.
Sudan
Where the Blue and White Niles meet, mosques serve communities across desert and savanna.
Syria
One of the oldest continuously inhabited regions on earth, with Umayyad-era mosques.
Tanzania
From Zanzibar's stone town to the mainland, coastal Islam meets East African city life.
Thailand
The deep south's Malay-Muslim culture, with ornate mosques near the Malaysian border.
Tunisia
A Mediterranean nation with deep Islamic scholarship roots, from Kairouan's Great Mosque outward.
Turkey
Where Ottoman mosque architecture meets modern city life, and the ezan sounds five times a day.
United Kingdom
Some of Europe's largest and most diverse Muslim communities, rooted for generations.
United States
Growing Muslim communities, including one of the densest Arab-American concentrations anywhere.
Uzbekistan
Silk Road cities of turquoise domes, madrasas and Timurid grandeur.
Yemen
Ancient highland cities where some of the world's oldest mosques still stand.
About these times
Every city page calculates today's Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha from the city's coordinates via the free Aladhan API (Muslim World League method by default). Times may differ slightly from your local mosque — when in doubt, follow your local mosque's timetable.