Today's Prayer Times – Thursday, October 29, 2026

Prayer Times in Islamabad Today

Today's Namaz timings for Islamabad, Pakistan: Fajr 05:00 AM, Sunrise 06:24 AM, Dhuhr 11:51 AM, Asr 03:41 PM, Maghrib 05:19 PM, and Isha 06:43 PM.

📍 Islamabad, Pakistan

Prayer Times for Today

Thursday, October 29, 2026•18 Jumādá al-ūlá 1448 AH
Live Pakistan Timings

Fajr

الفجر•فجر
05:00 AM
Passed

Sunrise

الشروق•طلوع آفتاب
06:24 AM
Tulu Time

Dhuhr

الظهر•ظہر
11:51 AM
Upcoming

Asr

العصر•عصر
03:41 PM
Upcoming

Maghrib

المغرب•مغرب
05:19 PM
Upcoming

Isha

العشاء•عشاء
06:43 PM
Upcoming
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Voluntary (Nawafil) Prayer Timings

Calculated Additional Islamic Times for Islamabad

Voluntary daylight and nocturnal prayer windows derived from local solar coordinates.

Ishraq

الإشراق • اشراق
06:42 AM
Calculated (Sunrise + 18m)

Observed ~15–20 minutes after sunrise once the sun has completely risen 1 spear above the horizon.

Chasht (Duha)

الضحى • چاشت / ضحیٰ
09:08 AM
Calculated (Midpoint Sun–Dhuhr)

Mid-morning voluntary prayer timing, calculated at the midpoint between sunrise and Dhuhr.

Tahajjud Window

التهجد • تہجد
02:02 AM
Derived from Last Third to Fajr

Starts at the Last Third of the night and continues until the onset of Fajr dawn.

Nocturnal Partitions & Night Quarters (AlAdhan API)

Standard Islamic night divisions computed directly by the AlAdhan service from Maghrib sunset to Fajr dawn.

Islamic Midnight

11:51 PM
نصف الليل • نصف اللیل

Standard midpoint of the night between sunset and dawn.

First Third of Night

09:40 PM
ثلث الليل الأول • پہلا تہائی حصہ

One third into the nocturnal duration from Maghrib.

Last Third of Night

02:02 AM
ثلث الليل الأخير • آخری تہائی حصہ

Two thirds into the night duration, marking prime nocturnal prayer time.

Imsak (Sehri Caution)

04:50 AM
الإمساك • امساک (احتیاطِ سحر)

Standard ~10 minutes precautionary window prior to Fajr during fasting.

Calculation note: Ishraq is calculated as Sunrise + 18 mins. Chasht (Duha) is calculated as the midpoint between Sunrise and Dhuhr. Midnight, First Third, Last Third, and Imsak are provided directly by AlAdhan according to standard astronomical sunset-to-sunrise partition. Additional voluntary timings can vary slightly by juristic methodology.

Today's Prayer Times in Islamabad

Complete schedule of mandatory five daily prayers (Namaz) and sunrise time.

Thursday, October 29, 2026
PrayerTimeStatus
Fajr
05:00 AMPassed
Sunrise
06:24 AMSunrise
Dhuhr
11:51 AMUpcoming
Asr
03:41 PMUpcoming
Maghrib
05:19 PMUpcoming
Isha
06:43 PMUpcoming
Educational Guide

Understanding Today's Prayer Times

An overview of the five obligatory daily Islamic prayers and astronomical milestones.

Fajr

صلاة الفجر • نماز فجر

The dawn prayer observed before sunrise.

Begins at true dawn (Subh Sadiq) when vertical light appears on the eastern horizon and ends right before the upper edge of the sun crosses the horizon.

Sunrise

شروق الشمس • طلوع آفتاب

The calculated local astronomical sunrise time.

Marks the conclusion of the Fajr prayer window. Performing voluntary or obligatory prayers is prohibited during the immediate ~15-20 minutes of the sun rising.

Dhuhr

صلاة الظهر • نماز ظہر

The midday prayer time.

Commences just after the sun passes its highest celestial zenith point (Zawal / solar noon) and extends until the beginning of the Asr prayer window.

Asr

صلاة العصر • نماز عصر

The afternoon prayer time.

In Pakistan, standard calculations adhere to the Hanafi juristic methodology, where Asr begins when an object’s shadow reaches twice its midday length.

Maghrib

صلاة المغرب • نماز مغرب

The prayer time beginning around sunset.

Starts immediately when the entire solar disk completely sinks below the western horizon (sunset/Ghurub) and continues until the red twilight fades.

Isha

صلاة العشاء • نماز عشاء

The night prayer time.

Begins once the evening twilight has completely disappeared and the darkness of night fully sets in, lasting until the arrival of the next morning’s Fajr.

Calculation Standard

Prayer Time Calculation Method

Complete transparency on the astronomical parameters and jurisprudential methods applied for Pakistan.

Primary Authority

University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi

The recognized official calculation authority utilized by government institutions, mosques, and Islamic organizations across Pakistan.

Asr Juristic Method

Hanafi (Asr: 2x shadow)

Asr timing is computed when the shadow of an upright object equals twice the length of the object plus the shadow at noon.

Solar Twilight Angles
Fajr Angle:18° Below Horizon
Isha Angle:18° Below Horizon

Astronomical twilight angles standard to South Asia for precise dawn and nightfall determination.

All daily timings and countdown timers are computed strictly according to Pakistan Standard Time (PKT / Asia/Karachi, UTC+05:00).

Local Guide

Prayer Times in Islamabad, Pakistan Today

Understanding daily Namaz timings, local mosque schedules, and solar shifts in Islamabad.

Observing the five daily prayers on time is a core religious pillar for residents and visitors in Islamabad. Because Islamic prayer times are directly governed by the sun's trajectory across Islamabad's geographical coordinates, timings continuously adjust by 1 to 2 minutes every day as seasons change.

Azaan & Jamaat Timings in Islamabad

Local mosques across Islamabad generally begin Jamaat prayers 15 to 30 minutes after the initial Azaan / prayer start time to allow worshippers sufficient time for Wudu and congregation.

Solar Alignment & Fasting

During fasting (Ramadan or voluntary Nawafil), Sehri ends precisely at Islamabad's Fajr start time (05:00 AM), while Iftar begins promptly at Maghrib sunset (05:19 PM).

All prayer timings displayed on this page are computed using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi standard and the Hanafi juristic methodology for Asr. You can bookmark this page for fast daily reference or explore other Pakistani cities through our comprehensive directory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Islamabad Prayer Times FAQs

Common questions regarding daily Namaz timings and mosque schedules in Islamabad.

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