Global Prayer Times

🕌 Namaz / Salah

Namaz Times Today

Accurate Namaz (Salah) times for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha — updated daily for 120+ cities across 24 countries.

What is Namaz?

Namaz (نماز) is the Persian and Urdu word for Salah (صلاة) — the Islamic ritual prayer performed five times a day. It is the Second Pillar of Islam and obligatory on every adult Muslim. The word "Namaz" is used primarily in Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and Turkey, and by the South Asian diaspora in the UK, USA, Canada, and Australia.

The Five Daily Namaz Times

Select your city below for today's exact times

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Fajr Namaz (Subah / Fajar)

Dawn — begins at true dawn (Subh Sadiq), ends at sunrise

فجر
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Dhuhr Namaz (Zuhr)

Midday — when the sun passes its highest point (zawal)

ظهر
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Asr Namaz

Afternoon — when shadows equal the height of objects

عصر
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Maghrib Namaz

Sunset — begins immediately when the sun sets

مغرب
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Isha Namaz

Night — after twilight (shafaq) disappears

عشاء

🇵🇰🇧🇩🇮🇳 South Asian Namaz Times

Pakistan, Bangladesh and India use the Karachi method (University of Islamic Sciences). "Namaz waqt" searches are highest from these countries.

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Pakistan Namaz Times

7 cities covered

Karachi Lahore Islamabad Peshawar +3 more
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Bangladesh Namaz Times

5 cities covered

Dhaka Chittagong Sylhet Rajshahi +1 more
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India Namaz Times

11 cities covered

Delhi Mumbai Hyderabad Bangalore +7 more

🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺 Namaz Times for the South Asian Diaspora

The UK, USA, Canada, and Australia have large South Asian Muslim communities searching for "namaz time" in their cities.

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United States

10 cities

New YorkChicagoHouston
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Canada

6 cities

TorontoVancouverOttawa
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Australia

5 cities

SydneyMelbourneBrisbane
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United Kingdom

14 cities

LondonBirminghamManchester

🌙 Middle East Namaz Times

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United Arab Emirates

3 cities

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Saudi Arabia

4 cities

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Turkey

5 cities

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Jordan

3 cities

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Kuwait

1 city

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Palestine

3 cities

🌍 Africa & North Africa

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Egypt

5 cities

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Nigeria

5 cities

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Morocco

4 cities

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Tunisia

3 cities

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South Africa

3 cities

South-East Asia

🇮🇩 Indonesia 6 cities 🇲🇾 Malaysia 5 cities 🇸🇬 Singapore 1 cities

Europe

🇫🇷 France 5 cities 🇩🇪 Germany 5 cities 🇶🇦 Qatar 2 cities

Namaz Times — Common Questions

What is the difference between Namaz, Salah, Salat and Namaaz? +
They all refer to the same Islamic ritual prayer. Salah (صلاة) is the Arabic Quranic term. Namaz (نماز) or Namaaz is the Persian/Urdu word used across South Asia (Pakistan, Bangladesh, India) and Turkey. Salat is an alternative English transliteration of the Arabic. In the UK, USA and Canada, South Asian Muslims use both 'namaz' and 'prayer times' interchangeably.
What are the 5 Namaz times in order? +
The 5 daily Namaz in order are: 1. Fajr (Subah) — dawn. 2. Dhuhr (Zuhr) — midday after zawal. 3. Asr — afternoon. 4. Maghrib — immediately after sunset. 5. Isha — night after twilight disappears.
What time is Namaz today? +
Namaz times vary every day based on your location and time of year. Select your country and city on this page or from the homepage to find today's accurate prayer times for your city.
How many rakats is each Namaz? +
Fajr: 2 Sunnah + 2 Fard (4 total). Dhuhr: 4 Sunnah + 4 Fard + 2 Sunnah + 2 Nafl (12–14 total). Asr: 4 Sunnah + 4 Fard (8 total). Maghrib: 3 Fard + 2 Sunnah + 2 Nafl (7 total). Isha: 4 Sunnah + 4 Fard + 2 Sunnah + 3 Witr + 2 Nafl (15 total).
Which method is used for Namaz time in Pakistan? +
Pakistan uses the Karachi method (University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi) — Fajr angle 18°, Isha angle 18°. This is the standard used by Pakistani mosques and the Government of Pakistan's official prayer times.
Which method is used for Namaz times in the UK? +
Most UK mosques use the Moonsighting Committee of Great Britain (MCGB) or the Muslim World League (MWL) method. The Wifaqul Ulama also publishes widely used timetables. UK Namaz times vary dramatically by season — summer Fajr can be before 03:00, while winter Fajr is after 06:00.
Why do Namaz times change every day? +
Namaz times are calculated from the position of the sun relative to your location. As the Earth orbits the sun, sunrise, sunset, and the sun's peak position (zawal) change every day. This means Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha all shift slightly each day throughout the year.

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