Today's Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib & Isha times for Birmingham — calculated from the city's exact coordinates, with a live countdown to the next prayer.
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Praying in Birmingham
Birmingham, England's second city, is home to one of the largest and most established Muslim communities in Western Europe — over 300,000 people, largely of Pakistani and Kashmiri heritage, in a city of 1.15 million. The Balti Triangle's curry houses, the Ladypool Road's South Asian shops, and the Small Heath's mosques tell the story of post-war migration that reshaped the Midlands.
The Birmingham Central Mosque — one of Europe's first great purpose-built mosques, completed in 1975 — anchors a community served by hundreds of mosques, from grand domed buildings to converted terraces. Birmingham's Muslims have produced councillors, cricketers and chefs; the city's Eid celebrations in Small Heath Park draw tens of thousands. At 52.5°N, Britain's seasons swing dramatically: summer Fajr falls near 2:30 AM with Maghrib past 9:30 PM — many mosques use adjusted timetables in midsummer — while winter brings Fajr around 6:45 AM and Maghrib near 4:00 PM in the Midlands gloom. During Ramadan, the Balti Triangle and Stratford Road stay open late, and the city's mosques host some of Europe's largest communal iftars.
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🧭 Qibla Direction from Birmingham
From Birmingham, United Kingdom, the Qibla points 118.0° clockwise from true north — facing east-southeast (ESE). This is the great-circle bearing computed from Birmingham's coordinates (52.4862°, -1.8904°) to the Kaaba in Mecca (21.4225°N, 39.8262°E).
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Birmingham — key facts
City
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Coordinates
52.4862° N, -1.8904° E
Timezone
Europe/London
Population
around 1.15 million in the city
Notable mosque
Birmingham Central Mosque (1975, one of Europe's first)
Landmark
The Balti Triangle and Birmingham Museum
Qibla direction
118.0° (ESE, east-southeast)
Calculation method
Muslim World League (default; changeable above)
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📅 Monthly Timetable — Birmingham
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Calculation method & data source
Times on this page are computed by the Aladhan prayer-times API (free, no key required) for Birmingham's coordinates (52.4862, -1.8904), using the Muslim World League method (method 3) by default. You can switch to another convention — Karachi, ISNA, Egypt, Makkah, Turkey (Diyanet), Singapore and more — with the dropdown above; your choice is remembered on this device.
At Birmingham's latitude (52.5°N), summer nights are very short — many UK mosques use adjusted timetables (e.g. one-seventh-of-night rules) in midsummer. Check your local mosque; the dropdown's ISNA or Muslim World League settings are common starting points.
Published timetables and local mosques in Birmingham may differ by a few minutes because they sometimes apply their own adjustments or a different method. When in doubt, follow your local mosque.
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From Birmingham, the Qibla is 118.0° clockwise from true north — facing east-southeast (ESE). It is computed as the great-circle bearing from Birmingham's coordinates (52.4862°, -1.8904°) to the Kaaba in Mecca (21.4225°N, 39.8262°E).
What is Birmingham Central Mosque?
Birmingham Central Mosque, completed in 1975, was one of the first large purpose-built mosques in Western Europe — its golden dome and 60-metre minaret are city landmarks. It serves a community of over 300,000 Muslims and runs one of the UK's busiest mosque programmes, from daily prayers to community kitchens.
What calculation method is used for Birmingham prayer times?
This page uses the Muslim World League method by default, computed via the free Aladhan API from Birmingham's coordinates. You can switch to Karachi, ISNA, Egypt, Makkah, Turkey (Diyanet) and other methods with the dropdown above — your choice is saved on your device.
Why do these times differ slightly from my local mosque in Birmingham?
Mosques sometimes apply their own adjustments — a different calculation method, added safety minutes, or a fixed timetable. A difference of a few minutes is normal; when in doubt, follow your local mosque in Birmingham.