Prayer Times in Karachi

Karachi, Pakistan\'s largest city and financial capital, hosts one of the world\'s largest Muslim populations with an estimated 20+ million residents. Prayer time in Karachi is calculated using the University of Islamic Sciences Karachi method — the same institution that developed the calculation standard used across Pakistan and many Muslim countries. Karachi\'s coastal location (24.8607°N, 67.0011°E) along the Arabian Sea affects its prayer times, with Maghrib arriving slightly earlier in winter months. Fajr prayer time in Karachi is observed before sunrise when the sky begins to lighten. The city\'s devout Muslim population observes all five prayers, with many masjids in every neighborhood calling the Azan simultaneously. Asr prayer time in Karachi follows the Hanafi madhab, starting when shadow length is double the object height. Dawateislami, Pakistan\'s major Islamic education and dawah organization headquartered in Karachi, publishes prayer timings and their global network follows Karachi\'s official calculation. Namaz timing in Karachi today changes daily as the sun\'s path shifts through the year. During Ramadan, Sehri ends at Fajr time in Karachi and Iftar begins at Maghrib. Key mosques include Masjid-e-Tooba, Memon Masjid, and Masjid-e-Binori Town. Isha prayer time in Karachi typically falls approximately 75-90 minutes after Maghrib. Zuhr prayer time in Karachi arrives when the sun is at its zenith, marking the midday prayer.

Prayer time Karachi today 22 September 2026 (10 Rabi‘ al-akhir 1448 AH): Fajr 05:04 AM, Dhuhr 12:25 PM, Asr 04:47 PM, Maghrib 06:29 PM, Isha 07:45 PM. Fajr prayer time Karachi begins at dawn and ends at sunrise (06:20 AM). Asr time Karachi follows the Hanafi calculation. Maghrib time Karachi starts exactly at sunset. Isha prayer time Karachi begins approximately 90 minutes after Maghrib.

Tomorrow prayer time Karachi (23 Sep 2026): Fajr 05:05 AM, Dhuhr 12:24 PM, Asr 04:47 PM, Maghrib 06:28 PM, Isha 07:44 PM.