Prayer Times — Accurate Salah Times for Any City
Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for any city in the world — calculated in your browser, with a live countdown to the next prayer.
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How to use Prayer Times
Pick your city
Type your city in the box — or press “Use my location” and the site finds your city from your device. Karachi, Lahore, Makkah, London and 50+ more cities are built in.
Choose a method and Asr
The default is the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi (18°/18°) with Hanafi Asr — the method used across Pakistan. Change it to MWL, ISNA, Umm al-Qura or Egypt if your mosque uses another method.
Watch the countdown
The table shows all six times for today, and the gold countdown tells you exactly how long until the next prayer — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib or Isha.
Example: Example: in Karachi on 12 November 2026 (Karachi method, Hanafi Asr) Fajr is 5:28 AM, Sunrise 6:46 AM, Dhuhr 12:16 PM, Asr 4:10 PM, Maghrib 5:46 PM and Isha 7:04 PM.
About Prayer Times
Prayer times are calculated from the sun's position — Fajr and Isha from how far the sun sits below the horizon, Dhuhr from solar noon, Asr from the shadow length, and Maghrib from sunset. This tool uses the standard PrayTimes algorithm, the same method used by most prayer-time websites, and the result is checked against published timetables: for Karachi on 12 November 2026 it matches the University of Islamic Sciences timetable to the minute. Choose the method your mosque follows — Karachi, Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura or Egypt — and Hanafi or Shafi'i Asr.
Because the calculation happens in your browser, the times work anywhere in the world and even without a connection once the page is loaded. Your location is used only on your device to find your city — it is never sent to any server. If your mosque's timetable differs by a minute or two, that is normal: different methods and rounding give slightly different results, and local mosques sometimes add a few minutes of caution. When in doubt, follow your local mosque.
Frequently asked questions
How are prayer times calculated?
From the sun's position for your exact location and date, using the standard PrayTimes algorithm. Fajr and Isha use a sun angle below the horizon (18° for the Karachi method), Dhuhr is solar noon, Asr is based on shadow length, and Maghrib is sunset.
Which calculation method should I choose?
Use the method your mosque follows. In Pakistan that is usually the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi (18°/18°) with Hanafi Asr — the default here. In the Gulf it is often Umm al-Qura, in Europe the Muslim World League, and in North America ISNA.
Why does Asr have two different times?
Hanafi Asr starts later than Shafi'i Asr: Hanafi waits until the shadow is twice the object's length (plus the noon shadow), Shafi'i until it is once. In Pakistan, Hanafi Asr is the common practice. Pick the one your mosque uses.
Are the times accurate for my city?
Yes — the calculation is checked against published timetables and matches to the minute for Karachi. Times for other cities use the same algorithm with that city's exact coordinates and timezone, including daylight saving where it applies.
Does the site know my location?
Only if you press “Use my location”. Your coordinates stay in your browser and are never sent to any server. You can also just type your city instead.
Why do prayer times change every day?
Because the sun's path changes through the year: days get longer in summer and shorter in winter, so Fajr, Sunrise, Maghrib and Isha move a little every day, while Dhuhr stays near midday.
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