Which prayer time calculation method should I use?

The choice depends on your location. ISNA (15°/15°) is commonly used in North America, Muslim World League (18°/17°) is the global standard, Egyptian method (19.5°/17.5°) is used in Egypt and surrounding regions, Karachi method (18°/18°) is popular in South Asia, and Tehran method (17.7°/14°) is used in Iran.

How accurate are the prayer times?

Our prayer times are calculated using astronomical algorithms based on your exact coordinates and chosen calculation method. The times are highly accurate for your location, though local mosque times may vary slightly based on community customs and safety margins.

Prayer Times Calculator

Find accurate Islamic prayer times for any city worldwide with multiple calculation methods

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⚙️ Calculation Method

Fajr 15°, Isha 15° - North America

🕐 Five Daily Prayers

Fajr (Dawn Prayer)

Before sunrise, the beginning of the day

Dhuhr (Noon Prayer)

After the sun passes its zenith

Asr (Afternoon Prayer)

Late afternoon before sunset

Maghrib (Sunset Prayer)

Just after sunset

Isha (Night Prayer)

Night prayer after twilight disappears

⚙️ Calculation Methods Explained

ISNA

Fajr: 15°, Isha: 15° - Commonly used in North America

MWL (Muslim World League)

Fajr: 18°, Isha: 17° - Global standard method

Egyptian

Fajr: 19.5°, Isha: 17.5° - Used in Egypt and surrounding regions

Karachi

Fajr: 18°, Isha: 18° - Popular in South Asian countries

Tehran

Fajr: 17.7°, Isha: 14° - Used in Iran