How do prayer times change each day?

Prayer times follow the sun's position. Fajr is before sunrise and Maghrib follows sunset, so times shift daily.

Why should I select my exact city?

Times vary by latitude, longitude and timezone. City pages provide the most accurate schedule for your location.

How do I find accurate prayer times for my city?

Use the search box above to open your city page. You'll get today's times, a 7-day timetable, Qibla bearing and nearby mosques.

How are prayer times calculated on this site?

Times are computed per city using coordinates and timezone, based on the Muslim World League calculation method. They update automatically each day.

Which prayers are shown?

Each city page shows today's Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha schedule, updated daily with the local timezone.

Can I listen to Quran recitations here?

Yes. Use the Quran audio section to listen to recitations in a dedicated page.

Can I read Hadith here?

Yes. Use the Hadith section to continue reading with short referenced entries.

How do I find the Qibla direction?

Open the Qibla compass page or check the Qibla bearing shown on your city page — it gives the direction toward Mecca from your location.

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