Prayer times by country.

Prayer times across the Muslim world reflect the diversity of the umma itself. Whether you're in Mecca facing the Kaaba directly, in Jakarta where the equatorial sun keeps Fajr and Isha remarkably stable across the year, or in London where long summer twilight pushes Isha past 11 PM, the underlying astronomy is the same — but the calculation conventions applied to it vary. Saudi Arabia uses Umm al-Qura, Egypt the General Authority of Survey, Iran the University of Tehran, Pakistan the University of Islamic Sciences (Karachi), Indonesia the Ministry of Religious Affairs (Kemenag), and the Muslim World League's standard is the most common default elsewhere. This site covers daily prayer times for over 119,000 cities across 242 countries, with each city's schedule calculated using the method that matches the local convention by default. Use the country browser below to find your location, then switch the calculation method or juristic standard on the city page if your local mosque follows a different one.