Popular prayer-term searches
Open direct pages for common prayer-time searches such as Fajr time, Azan time, Namaz time, Salah time, and Muslim prayer times.
How to use the prayer times hub
Start by searching for your city. From the city page, you can move to today’s timetable, tomorrow’s timetable, a monthly calendar, Qibla direction, nearby cities, and weekly pages for individual prayers such as Fajr and Maghrib.
Asr
Asr is the afternoon prayer. Standard and Hanafi Asr can differ because they use different shadow-length rules.
Open Asr weekly pageWhat makes two prayer timetables different?
Fajr and Isha usually differ because calculation methods use different twilight angles or fixed intervals. Asr can differ because Standard and Hanafi rules use different shadow-length definitions. Maghrib can also differ in some Shia calculation settings. This site exposes those settings so the user can compare them instead of seeing only one unexplained result.
Use GPS or coordinates
If your exact city is not listed, use latitude and longitude or browser GPS to calculate prayer times for your location.