Prayer times

Tool notes & guidance

How to use this tool

1. Search a city with its country and select the correct result, or request permission-based location access.
2. Check the date, returned timezone, calculation method, Asr school and high-latitude adjustment. Enter verified local parameters when required.
3. Find the calculated prayer starts and compare the settings with your trusted local timetable. Obtain congregation times from the mosque.

Worldwide prayer times: choose the right settings

Find an unambiguous location

Enter a city name and select the matching country and region. Alternatively, click “Use my location” and allow browser permission. Timings use the selected location’s timezone; a date you explicitly choose is preserved.

Method and Asr school are different settings

The method controls twilight angles and other provider conventions. The school selector controls Asr: Shafi‘i, Maliki and Hanbali use the standard calculation, while Hanafi uses the later calculation. The method table explains the provider parameters.

Regional scope and high latitudes

London Unified opens the published London timetable and is not an embedded feed. Basque federation settings require verified local parameters. The UAE Gulf preset is a calculated approximation, not an official Awqaf timetable. Northern locations may need a high-latitude adjustment; check local mosque practice.

Example in practice

For a visitor searching Paris, France, select the correct city rather than another place named Paris. Check the returned timezone and chosen date, then compare method and Asr settings with the local timetable. This example explains the workflow; it does not provide a prayer schedule.

Common questions

Sources & review status

• AlAdhan calculation methods
• Published London timetable

Read the calculation method and limits and editorial standards and review status. These educational tools have not been independently certified by a scholar.