Prayer times in New York today
Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for your city — with a live countdown, the full month timetable, and the Jalali, Hijri and Gregorian date
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Fajr
Today's times Shafi'i
- Fajr05:49
- Sunrise07:21
- Dhuhr12:40
- Asr15:34
- Maghrib17:59
- Isha19:25
At this latitude the Fajr or Isha time was adjusted with the night-portion rule.
Month timetable
| Date | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
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Date converter
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Prayer times by city
Iranian provincial capitals
- Tehran
- Tabriz
- Urmia
- Ardabil
- Rasht
- Sari
- Gorgan
- Qazvin
- Zanjan
- Hamedan
- Sanandaj
- Kermanshah
- Ilam
- Khorramabad
- Ahvaz
- Yasuj
- Shahrekord
- Isfahan
- Qom
- Arak
- Semnan
- Shiraz
- Bushehr
- Bandar Abbas
- Kerman
- Yazd
- Birjand
- Mashhad
- Bojnord
- Zahedan
- Karaj
Sunni-majority towns
- Saqqez
- Mahabad
- Marivan
- Baneh
- Bukan
- Piranshahr
- Sardasht
- Kamyaran
- Paveh
- Gonbad-e Kavus
- Bandar Torkaman
- Aq Qala
- Kalaleh
- Iranshahr
- Chabahar
- Khash
- Saravan
- Zabol
- Torbat-e Jam
- Taybad
- Khaf
- Bandar Lengeh
- Minab
- Jask
- Lar
- Asaluyeh
Abroad
FAQ
What are the prayer times in New York today?
Fajr 05:49 · Sunrise 07:21 · Dhuhr 12:40 · Asr 15:34 (Shafi'i) · Maghrib 17:59 · Isha 19:25 — local time, Tuesday 27 October 2026.
What time is Fajr in New York today?
Fajr in New York today (Tuesday 27 October 2026) is at 05:49, and the sun rises at 07:21.
What time is Maghrib in New York today?
Maghrib in New York today (Tuesday 27 October 2026) is at 17:59, and Isha is at 19:25.
What is the difference between Hanafi and Shafi'i Asr?
In the Shafi'i method (also Maliki, Hanbali and Ja'fari) Asr begins when an object's shadow equals its height plus the noon shadow; in the Hanafi method when it is twice that, so Hanafi Asr is later (roughly 40–80 minutes at Iranian latitudes, depending on city and season). Iran's Sunnis in Baluchistan and the Turkmen Sahra are mostly Hanafi; Shafi'i is common in Kurdistan, Hormozgan and the south. You can choose either here.
How are these times calculated?
With astronomical formulas for the sun's position at the city's latitude and longitude (the PrayTimes.org method, based on the Astronomical Almanac). The Fajr and Isha angles come from the method you pick (default: Muslim World League, 18° and 17°). If your mosque or local religious authority publishes an official timetable, follow it; it may differ from this page by a few minutes.
Is daylight saving time taken into account?
Yes. Each city's clock comes from the IANA time-zone database. Iran has had no daylight saving time since 2022, and the times shown are in the city's official local time.
Method and sources
Source: astronomical calculation (PrayTimes.org method / Astronomical Almanac) from each city's coordinates · Jalali: 33-year arithmetic algorithm (jalaali-js) matching the official Iranian calendar · Hijri: Umm al-Qura (ICU) · Time zones: IANA tzdata. For information only; also consult your local authority for worship.