India’s timezone & time reference
Islamic prayer times are derived from the position of the sun. The five obligatory daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) and the voluntary Tahajjud night prayer are shown with their start and end windows based on your current location.
Prayer times are calculated based on the sun's angle below the horizon. Fajr begins when the sun is approximately 15°–18° below the horizon before dawn. Each prayer has a specific solar condition that defines its start.
Tahajjud is a voluntary nocturnal prayer performed in the last third of the night, between Isha and Fajr. It is considered highly meritorious in Islam.
Yes. Because they depend on actual sunrise and sunset times (which vary with latitude, longitude, and season), prayer times shift by a few minutes each day.
Solar-based calculation using standard Hanafi/Shafi method. Fajr: ~90 min before sunrise. Dhuhr: solar noon +2 to +32 min. Asr: afternoon shadow equals object height. Maghrib: sunset +3 to +33 min. Isha: sunset +90 to +120 min. Tahajjud: Isha end +60 min to Fajr start.
Choose an Indian city for islamic prayer times calculated from its local sunrise coordinates.