Begin with your location
Choose one of 43 starter cities or enter any coordinates with an IANA time zone. The city directory lists every location with the method preset it starts from.
Searching for prayer times near you? This site never asks for device location. Copy the latitude and longitude from your phone’s map app into the custom fields, or pick the nearest city; within a large metro area the difference is a minute or two.
Today, tomorrow or any date to 2099
The Today and Tomorrow buttons use the date in the selected location, not the date on your device, so a schedule for Karachi opened from New York still shows Karachi’s day. The date field accepts any day from 2000 to 2099.
For today’s date only, the panel shows which prayer comes next and roughly how long remains. After Isha it rolls forward to the following day’s Fajr. Sunrise is never counted as a prayer.
Prayer starts and congregation times
These are calculated start times. Iqamah and Jumu’ah schedules are set by individual mosques and are not supplied by this tool. If your mosque publishes its own timetable, follow it for congregation.
A schedule you can check
The method, Asr convention, high-latitude rule and minute adjustments stay visible beside every result, and the calculation methods page explains what each one changes. Where twilight is unusual, such as far north in June, the panel says so rather than guessing. New to the names in the panel? The five daily prayers guide explains each one, and the about page describes the engine and its limits.
Popular cities
- Prayer times in New York City
- Newark, New Jersey
- Philadelphia timetable
- Chicago
- Los Angeles
- Boston
- Houston, Texas
- Cairo, Egypt
Every city page locks its coordinates and zone, shows the whole year at a glance and links straight to a printable month.