Find Asr prayer time today with Standard and Hanafi context, Islamic prayer times by city, GPS coordinates, and timezone.
Asr is the afternoon prayer. Its time depends on the afternoon shadow rule used in the calculation.
Islam Pray Time helps users find Islamic prayer times by city, country, GPS coordinates, date, timezone, and calculation method. The goal is to give a clear timetable and explain the context behind the displayed times.
Asr time may differ between the Standard rule and Hanafi rule, so users should match the setting used by their local mosque or school of practice.
Users searching for Asr prayer time usually need today’s afternoon prayer time and a clear explanation of Standard versus Hanafi Asr.
Islamic prayer times are connected to the sun, so they change by latitude, longitude, timezone, season, and date. A broad country-level answer is not enough for most users. A city page or GPS coordinate page is more useful because it gives a local timetable.
If you are traveling, use GPS prayer times. If you are praying in congregation, confirm iqamah, Jumuah, Ramadan, and local announcements with your masjid.
Use these pages to move between daily salah times, azan time, namaz time, salah time, and the main Islamic prayer-times guide.
These city pages help users check today’s Islamic prayer times, Dhuhr time, Fajr time, Maghrib time, Isha time, Qibla direction, and nearby-city context.
The sun rises, reaches midday, and sets at different clock times throughout the year, so prayer times move slightly each day.
Use this site for calculated prayer start times. For iqamah, Jumuah, Ramadan, and congregation schedules, follow your local masjid.
Fajr and Isha depend on twilight angle rules, so calculation methods can create noticeable differences in some cities and seasons.
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