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Jummah in Sydney this Friday (25 September 2026) is prayed in the Dhuhr window, which opens at 11:47 (Muslim World League (MWL)). Each mosque sets its own congregation time — khutbah first, then two rakats. Listed times for 3 local mosques are listed below. Directory times are not independently verified for this week; confirm with your mosque.

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Jummah time in Sydney

Dhuhr window opens this Friday (25 September 2026)

11:47

Jummah Jamaats follow within the Dhuhr window — confirm with your mosque

Listed Jummah times at Sydney mosques

These directory times have not been independently verified for this week. Confirm the khutbah and congregation time with the mosque before travelling.

Jummah times as published by each mosque — always confirm locally
Mosque Jummah
Lakemba Mosque 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM
Auburn Gallipoli Mosque 12:30 PM
Masjid Ar-Rahman 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM

Jummah in Sydney — common questions

What time is Jummah in Sydney? +
Jummah is prayed in the Dhuhr window — which opens at 11:47 in Sydney this Friday (25 September 2026). Each mosque sets its own Jamaat time; some offer multiple congregations. Always confirm with the mosque, especially in Ramadan and around clock changes.
What happens at Jummah? +
Jummah replaces Dhuhr on Fridays for men: the imam delivers two khutbahs (sermons), then leads two rakats in congregation. Arriving before the khutbah begins is part of the etiquette of the prayer.
Is Jummah obligatory? +
Jummah is obligatory for adult male residents who are able to attend; it is not obligatory (though rewarded) for women, travellers, children and the ill — those who miss it pray Dhuhr as normal.

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