Prayer Times in Multan

Multan, known as the "City of Saints" (Madinat-ul-Awliya), is one of Pakistan\'s most spiritually significant cities with a rich Sufi heritage. Prayer time in Multan follows the Karachi calculation method. Located at 30.1575°N, 71.5249°E in southern Punjab, Multan\'s prayer times are calculated precisely for its coordinates. The city is home to numerous shrines of Islamic saints, including Bahauddin Zakariya and Shah Rukn-e-Alam, where thousands of devotees visit daily. Fajr prayer time in Multan is observed in the peaceful pre-dawn hours. Asr prayer time Multan Hanafi is the afternoon prayer. The famous Shah Rukn-e-Alam shrine mosque is a major Islamic landmark. Multan\'s extreme summer heat makes the Zuhr prayer an important midday observance. Namaz timing in Multan today is followed by the city\'s large Muslim population. Maghrib prayer in Multan arrives at sunset. Isha time in Multan completes the evening prayers. The city has a strong Barelvi and Sufi tradition with numerous Dargahs (shrines) that function as important Islamic centers. Multan has been an Islamic city since the Arab conquest in 712 CE, making it one of South Asia\'s oldest Muslim cities.

Prayer time Multan today 22 September 2026 (10 Rabi‘ al-akhir 1448 AH): Fajr 04:42 AM, Dhuhr 12:07 PM, Asr 04:29 PM, Maghrib 06:11 PM, Isha 07:31 PM. Fajr prayer time Multan begins at dawn and ends at sunrise (06:02 AM). Asr time Multan follows the Hanafi calculation. Maghrib time Multan starts exactly at sunset. Isha prayer time Multan begins approximately 90 minutes after Maghrib.

Tomorrow prayer time Multan (23 Sep 2026): Fajr 04:43 AM, Dhuhr 12:06 PM, Asr 04:28 PM, Maghrib 06:10 PM, Isha 07:29 PM.