Prayer Time Finder
Prayer Time Finder
Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for any coordinates.
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What it gives you
The five daily prayers plus sunrise, calculated from the sun’s true position for the coordinates you enter, using the calculation method and Asr school you select. The table can be downloaded as an image or PDF for printing or sharing.
How to use it
- Press Use my location or enter coordinates manually.
- Select your country’s calculation convention.
- Choose Standard or Hanafi for Asr.
- Pick the date, then download the timetable in the format you need.
Accuracy notes
Times are astronomical and do not include mosque-specific margins. The default high-latitude adjustment is angle-based when sunrise and sunset exist but twilight does not reach the selected angle. During polar day/night, the tool does not invent sunrise or sunset; unavailable solar events are labelled unavailable.
Every calculation on this page runs inside your own browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored on our servers.
Inputs shown with every result
A prayer timetable is only interpretable when the location, time zone, date, calculation method and Asr convention are known. The finder surfaces those settings so a discrepancy can be investigated rather than hidden.
High-latitude warning
If a normal solar event does not occur, the tool labels the condition instead of inventing a sunrise or sunset. Where a high-latitude convention adjusts twilight-based times, that adjustment is identified separately.
Reproducibility checklist
When reporting a mismatch, include the exact date, latitude/longitude, time zone, calculation method, Asr factor and the comparison timetable. Without those inputs, two screenshots showing different clock times are not enough to diagnose the cause.
Solar-event boundaries
Sunrise and Maghrib are astronomical events, while Fajr and angle-based Isha depend on a selected twilight definition. Keeping that distinction visible makes the table easier to audit.
Frequently asked questions
Which calculation method should I choose?
Use the one your national authority uses: Umm al-Qura in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, Karachi in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, Diyanet in Turkey, Egyptian Authority in Egypt, ISNA in North America and MWL in much of Europe.
Why does Isha differ so much between methods?
Methods use different sun depression angles (14° to 18°) or a fixed 90 minutes after Maghrib, which can move Isha by half an hour or more.