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Prayer Times in Islamabad Today

Calculation Method: University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi

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الفجر
Fajr
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الشروق
Sunrise
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الظهر
Dhuhr
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العصر
Asr
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المغرب
Maghrib
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العشاء
Isha
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Prayer Time in Pakistan — Complete Guide

Staying connected to your daily prayers is one of the most important pillars of Islam. Whether you are looking for prayer time in Islamabad, Lahore prayer time, or Karachi prayer time, our platform provides the most accurate and up-to-date prayer schedules for all major cities of Pakistan, updated daily using trusted astronomical calculations.

Muslims across Pakistan offer five daily prayers — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha — at precise times determined by the position of the sun relative to each city's geographical coordinates. Our system uses the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method, which is the officially recognized calculation standard across Pakistan.

Islamabad Fajr Prayer Time — Start Your Day Right

The Islamabad Fajr prayer time is among the most searched queries in Pakistan. Fajr, the pre-dawn prayer, marks the beginning of the Muslim day. It is offered before sunrise and is considered especially blessed. Our website automatically fetches today's accurate Islamabad Fajr prayer time so you never miss this important salah.

For those living in Pakistan's capital, the Fajr time varies throughout the year, typically ranging between 4:30 AM in summer and 6:15 AM in winter. Our live countdown timer above always shows exactly how much time remains until the next Fajr prayer in Islamabad.

Prayer Time in Lahore

Lahore, the cultural capital of Pakistan, has prayer times slightly different from Islamabad due to its western longitude. Prayer time in Lahore is calculated using precise coordinates for Lahore city. Our system lets you instantly switch to Lahore prayer time using the city selector above. Lahore's Asr prayer time is particularly important for the city's large working population.

Karachi Prayer Time

As Pakistan's largest city and financial hub, Karachi has millions of Muslims seeking accurate Karachi prayer time daily. Pakistan prayer time Karachi is calculated based on Karachi's coordinates (24.8607° N, 67.0011° E). Select Karachi from the dropdown to instantly view today's namaz times for Karachi.

Rawalpindi Prayer Time

Rawalpindi, the twin city of Islamabad, shares very similar prayer times due to its geographical proximity. Rawalpindi prayer time is nearly identical to Islamabad's timings, with minor variations. Our platform provides dedicated accurate times for Rawalpindi residents.

Asr Prayer Time — The Middle Prayer

The Asr prayer time is unique because it has two different calculation opinions among Islamic scholars. The Hanafi method (used by most Pakistani Muslims) calculates Asr when an object's shadow equals twice its length, while the Shafi method uses a shadow equal to the object's length. Our calculator uses the standard Pakistani (Hanafi) Asr time. The Asr prayer must be completed before sunset and is among the prayers specifically emphasized in the Holy Quran.

Why Prayer Times Differ Between Cities

Prayer times vary between cities because they are astronomically calculated based on the sun's position relative to each location. Cities at different longitudes experience sunrise, solar noon, and sunset at different times. For example, Karachi prayer time for Maghrib may be 10–15 minutes different from Islamabad prayer time for Maghrib on the same day. This is why it's crucial to use city-specific prayer time calculators like ours.

How We Calculate Prayer Times

Our prayer times are fetched using the Aladhan Prayer Times API, which uses verified astronomical formulas approved by Islamic scholars. The calculation method follows the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi standard — the officially recognized method throughout Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and India. Times are automatically updated at midnight each day to ensure you always have today's accurate prayer schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is today's Fajr prayer time in Islamabad? +
Today's Islamabad Fajr prayer time is shown live at the top of this page. Fajr begins at astronomical dawn (Fajr Sadiq) and ends at sunrise. The exact time is recalculated daily. Use our countdown timer to track the exact time remaining before Fajr.
How is Asr prayer time calculated in Pakistan? +
In Pakistan, the Asr prayer time follows the Hanafi school of jurisprudence, where Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its length plus the noon shadow. This results in a later Asr time compared to the Shafi method. Our Asr prayer time calculator automatically uses this standard for all Pakistani cities.
Why is Lahore prayer time different from Islamabad? +
Lahore and Islamabad are at different longitudes (Lahore: 74.35°E, Islamabad: 73.06°E). Since prayer times are based on the sun's position, cities to the east experience sunrise, noon, and sunset slightly earlier. Hence, Lahore prayer time may differ from Islamabad prayer time by a few minutes for each prayer.
What is the importance of Jumu'ah (Friday) prayer? +
Jumu'ah is the Friday congregational prayer that replaces Dhuhr. It is obligatory for adult Muslim men. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ described Friday as the best day of the week. The Jumu'ah khutbah (sermon) is delivered before the prayer, usually around Dhuhr time. Our website highlights Fridays with a special Jumu'ah banner.
How many prayers are there in Islam? +
There are 5 obligatory (Fard) prayers in Islam: Fajr (2 rakat), Dhuhr (4 rakat), Asr (4 rakat), Maghrib (3 rakat), and Isha (4 rakat). Additionally, Witr prayer after Isha is Wajib (near-obligatory) according to the Hanafi school. Our prayer time table shows all 5 daily prayer times plus Sunrise for reference.