Namaz Time Today: Accurate Prayer Times for Any City

Namaz time today in your city

The fastest way to get today's namaz time is to open the Islam365 app, allow location, and it shows Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha time for exactly where you are. Islamic prayer times are calculated from the sun's position, so they change every day and differ from one city to the next, even within the same country.

Namaz is the second pillar of Islam, and praying on time is one of the deeds most loved by Allah. Whether you are at home checking namaz time in Karachi, travelling to Lahore, or living abroad in London or Dubai, knowing the correct salah time keeps your day built around your prayers.

Quick answer:

• Find your city's times: open Islam365, or pick your city from our prayer times pages.
• Check your Asr method: Hanafi Asr time is later than Shafi Asr, often by 45 minutes to over an hour.
• Match your masjid: choose the calculation method your local mosque follows, then adjust by a minute or two if needed.
• Never miss azan: turn on azan notifications so you are alerted at the start of each prayer.

Get accurate namaz times with Islam365

Islam365 is a free Islamic app and Muslim prayer app that gives you today's prayer times for your exact location, so you never need to search "namaz time" again.

1. Download Islam365 App from Google Play or the App Store.
2. Allow location, or search your city manually if you prefer.
3. Choose your calculation method (Karachi is the default for Pakistan) and set Asr to Hanafi or Shafi.
4. Turn on azan alerts for each prayer, with a reminder a few minutes before if you like.
5. Adjust to your masjid by adding or subtracting minutes for any prayer.

Alongside prayer times, you can use the Qibla compass to find the Qibla direction to Makkah wherever you are, read the Holy Quran with translation in the Quran app, recite daily duas and azkar, and check the Hijri calendar.

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Jummah and Ramadan timings

Jummah (Friday prayer):

Jummah time falls in the Dhuhr window, but each masjid sets its own khutbah and jamaat time.

Sehri and iftar in Ramadan:

Sehri time (suhoor) ends at the start of Fajr, and iftar time is at Maghrib (sunset). Many people stop eating a few minutes before Fajr as a precaution. Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around early February, subject to moon sighting. Islam365 shows a Ramadan timetable with sehri and iftar times for your city every day of the month.

Eid prayer:

Eid salah is offered after sunrise, once the sun has risen about a spear's length (roughly 15–20 minutes after sunrise), and before zawal.

Frequently asked questions

What is the namaz time today?

It depends on your city and changes daily. Open Islam365, turn on your location, and get today's namaz timing for your current location.

When does Fajr end?

Fajr time ends at sunrise. Pray before then; if sunrise has passed, offer it as qaza.

Can I pray Isha after midnight?

Isha remains valid until Fajr, but it is preferred to pray it before midnight.

How do I find prayer times while travelling?

The Islam365 prayer times app updates times automatically from your location, so they stay correct in any city or country, even offline.

What is the difference between namaz, salah and salat?

They mean the same thing: the five daily prayers. Namaz is used in Urdu, Persian and Turkish; salah and salat come from Arabic. Whatever you call it, Islam365 keeps you on time for every prayer.

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