Today's Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib & Isha times for Hyderabad — calculated from the city's exact coordinates, with a live countdown to the next prayer.
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Praying in Hyderabad
Hyderabad, Pakistan — not to be confused with its Indian namesake — is the second city of Sindh, a riverside metropolis of around 1.8 million people on the east bank of the Indus. Founded in 1768 by the Kalhora rulers, it grew around the Pacco Qillo, the baked-brick 'strong fort' on its hill, and became famous for its glass bangles, Sindhi embroidery and the bustling Shahi Bazaar, one of the longest traditional markets in the country.
Hyderabad's Islamic heritage is deeply Sindhi: the shrines of Sufi saints dot the old city, and the annual urs celebrations blend qawwali, dhikr and communal meals. The city's glass-bangle workshops — Hyderabad bangles are worn across Pakistan — employ thousands of artisans whose workday pauses for Dhuhr and Asr. At 25.4°N on the Indus plain, Hyderabad endures fierce summers: June Fajr arrives around 3:50 AM while Maghrib stretches past 7:20 PM, and the pre-dawn hours are the coolest part of the day. In winter the pattern reverses, with Maghrib near 5:35 PM. Local mosques generally follow the Karachi method — switch the dropdown above if your mosque's timetable differs from the default.
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🧭 Qibla Direction from Hyderabad
From Hyderabad, Pakistan, the Qibla points 267.3° clockwise from true north — facing west (W). This is the great-circle bearing computed from Hyderabad's coordinates (25.3969°, 68.3578°) to the Kaaba in Mecca (21.4225°N, 39.8262°E).
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Hyderabad — key facts
City
Hyderabad, Pakistan
Coordinates
25.3969° N, 68.3578° E
Timezone
Asia/Karachi
Population
around 1.8 million in the city
Notable mosque
Historic mosques of the old city around Pacco Qillo
Landmark
Pacco Qillo (the baked-brick fort) and Shahi Bazaar
Qibla direction
267.3° (W, west)
Calculation method
Muslim World League (default; changeable above)
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📅 Monthly Timetable — Hyderabad
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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 Hyderabad's coordinates (25.3969, 68.3578), 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.
Many mosques in Hyderabad, Sindh use the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method — select 'Karachi' in the dropdown above to match local timetables.
Published timetables and local mosques in Hyderabad 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 Hyderabad, the Qibla is 267.3° clockwise from true north — facing west (W). It is computed as the great-circle bearing from Hyderabad's coordinates (25.3969°, 68.3578°) to the Kaaba in Mecca (21.4225°N, 39.8262°E).
What is the Pacco Qillo in Hyderabad?
The Pacco Qillo, or 'strong fort', was built by the Kalhora rulers in the 18th century from baked bricks — pacco means 'strong' or 'baked' in Sindhi. It sits on a hill overlooking the Indus and has served as a fortress, a British garrison and now a university campus, with old mosques and shrines in its shadow.
What calculation method is used for Hyderabad prayer times?
This page uses the Muslim World League method by default, computed via the free Aladhan API from Hyderabad'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 Hyderabad?
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 Hyderabad.