PRAYER TIMES

Salah times in Western Sahara.

Find accurate daily Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha prayer times for cities across Western Sahara. Our schedule is recalculated every day using each city's precise latitude, longitude, and timezone.

Default methodMuslim World League (MWL)Asr juristicStandardUpdatesDaily
CITIES

10 cities in Western Sahara.

Click any city to see today's full schedule, monthly timetable, and Qibla direction.

A–Z

All cities

CityFajrDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
Laayoune5:36 AM1:59 PM6:45 PM8:50 PM10:15 PM
Dakhla5:59 AM2:11 PM6:49 PM8:54 PM10:15 PM
Boujdour5:45 AM2:05 PM6:48 PM8:53 PM10:17 PM
Laayoune Plage5:37 AM2:00 PM6:46 PM8:51 PM10:15 PM
Daoura5:34 AM1:59 PM6:45 PM8:50 PM10:15 PM
Foum el Oued5:37 AM2:00 PM6:46 PM8:51 PM10:16 PM
Tifariti5:29 AM1:49 PM6:32 PM8:38 PM10:01 PM
Metmárfag5:40 AM2:00 PM6:44 PM8:50 PM10:13 PM
Al Mahbas5:19 AM1:43 PM6:29 PM8:34 PM9:59 PM
Samlat el HMad5:32 AM1:56 PM6:42 PM8:48 PM10:12 PM
CALCULATION

Prayer calculation in Western Sahara.

Prayer times in Western Sahara are calculated using the Muslim World League (MWL) method by default. For Asr, the standard convention is applied — Asr begins when the shadow of an object equals its length. You can switch to the Hanafi convention (2× shadow) on any city page. Fajr begins at astronomical twilight when the sun is below the horizon, and Isha begins after the red twilight has fully disappeared from the sky.

  • Calculation methodMuslim World League (MWL)
  • Asr juristicStandard
  • Refresh rateDaily, per city
METHODOLOGY

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Read how we compute prayer times from the sun's position, the 10+ supported calculation methods, and why Hanafi Asr differs from Shafi'i.

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