Karachi Prayer Times

Karachi follows the standard five daily prayers: Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. The times slightly change every day based on the sun’s position. Here’s a general daily

Monthly Prayer Timetable

Here’s a simple monthly Karachi prayer timings table (approximate, for November 2025). The exact time may vary slightly each day due to calculation methods and sighting differences, but this gives a reliable schedule for daily salah.

Date	Fajr	Sunrise	Dhuhr	Asr	Maghrib	Isha
Nov 01	05:22	06:39	12:16	16:15	17:52	19:09
Nov 02	05:22	06:40	12:16	16:15	17:51	19:08
Nov 03	05:23	06:40	12:16	16:14	17:50	19:08
Nov 04	05:23	06:41	12:16	16:14	17:50	19:07
Nov 05	05:24	06:42	12:16	16:13	17:49	19:07
Nov 06	05:24	06:42	12:16	16:13	17:49	19:07
Nov 07	05:25	06:43	12:16	16:12	17:48	19:06
Nov 08	05:25	06:44	12:16	16:12	17:48	19:06
Nov 09	05:26	06:44	12:16	16:11	17:47	19:05
Nov 10	05:27	06:45	12:16	16:11	17:47	19:05
Nov 11	05:27	06:46	12:16	16:10	17:46	19:05
Nov 12	05:28	06:46	12:16	16:10	17:46	19:04
Nov 13	05:28	06:47	12:16	16:09	17:45	19:04
Nov 14	05:29	06:48	12:16	16:09	17:45	19:04
Nov 15	05:29	06:48	12:17	16:09	17:45	19:04
Nov 16	05:30	06:49	12:17	16:08	17:44	19:03
Nov 17	05:31	06:50	12:17	16:08	17:44	19:03
Nov 18	05:31	06:50	12:17	16:08	17:44	19:03
Nov 19	05:32	06:51	12:17	16:08	17:43	19:03
Nov 20	05:32	06:52	12:18	16:07	17:43	19:03
Nov 21	05:33	06:53	12:18	16:07	17:43	19:03
Nov 22	05:34	06:53	12:18	16:07	17:43	19:02
Nov 23	05:34	06:54	12:18	16:07	17:43	19:02
Nov 24	05:35	06:55	12:19	16:07	17:42	19:02
Nov 25	05:35	06:55	12:19	16:07	17:42	19:02
Nov 26	05:36	06:56	12:19	16:06	17:42	19:02
Nov 27	05:37	06:57	12:20	16:06	17:42	19:02
Nov 28	05:37	06:58	12:20	16:06	17:42	19:02
Nov 29	05:38	06:58	12:20	16:06	17:42	19:03
Nov 30	05:38	06:59	12:21	16:06	17:42	19:03

Prayer Times Today in Karachi, Pakistan

Prayer Times in Karachi today are: Fajr Prayer Time: 05:34, Dhuhur Prayer Time: 12:18, Asr Prayer Time: 16:07, Maghrib Prayer Time: 17:43, Isha Prayer Time: 19:02. You can also get Namaz (Salah) and Azan Timings in Karachi on daily and monthly timetable.

Prayer is one of the five pillars of Islam, and every Muslim is required to offer it five times a day. Salah strengthens the relationship between the believer and Allah, serves as a source of discipline, and keeps a person spiritually connected.

The Holy Qur’an emphasizes the importance of prayer:

“Indeed, prayer has been decreed upon the believers a decree of specified times.” (Surah An-Nisa: 103)

The blessed month of Ramadan brings special significance as Muslims observe fasting with devotion. The sehri time in Karachi, Pakistan: 05:34 usually ends a little before Fajr prayer, while the iftar time in Karachi, Pakistan: 17:43 aligns with the Maghrib prayer at sunset. These times vary slightly each day, so fasting Muslims check daily sehri and iftar schedules to ensure accuracy.

Our Karachi prayer times timetable provides accurate daily Salah timings, a weekly schedule, and a monthly Namaz calendar for Muslims. It supports different calculation methods including Umm al-Qura, ISNA, and MWL, ensuring precise timings. Fully compatible with Hanafi, Shafi, Maliki, and Hanbali schools of thought, this timetable helps you stay consistent with Salah times in Karachi according to your fiqh.

In addition to its religious significance, Karachi has a rich history connected to Islam in South Asia. The city is home to prominent Islamic landmarks, such as Masjid-e-Tooba, Bahria Town’s Grand Jamia Masjid, and historical shrines like Abdullah Shah Ghazi’s tomb, which attract visitors from across the country. Islamic festivals bring the city to life, with vibrant bazaars, decorated streets, and special communal prayers held in large grounds. Karachi’s Muslims contribute significantly to the spiritual and cultural identity of Pakistan, making the city not only a commercial hub but also a center of Islamic heritage and unity.

Prayer Times in Karachi – FAQs

How are prayer times calculated in Karachi?

Prayer times in Karachi are calculated using the city’s latitude, longitude, and time zone. The sun’s position determines each prayer: Fajr at dawn, Dhuhr after midday, Asr in the afternoon, Maghrib at sunset, and Isha after twilight. Different methods such as Umm al-Qura, ISNA, or Karachi University may slightly change timings by a few minutes.

Which method is used for Asr prayer in Karachi?

In Karachi, most mosques follow the Hanafi method, where Asr begins when an object’s shadow is twice its height. The Shafi‘i, Maliki, and Hanbali schools use the shorter-shadow method, where Asr starts when the shadow equals the object’s height.

Do prayer times change daily in Karachi?

Yes. Prayer times change daily based on the sun’s movement. The variation is usually a few minutes earlier or later each day. That’s why daily and monthly timetables are useful to stay accurate.

Where can I find monthly prayer timetables for Karachi?

You can view monthly prayer timetables directly on this page. It shows the full month’s Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha timings for Karachi with today’s date highlighted.

Do Ramadan prayer times differ in Karachi?

The calculation method stays the same, but during Ramadan, Suhoor (pre-dawn meal) ends at Fajr time, and Iftar (breaking the fast) begins at Maghrib time. Many mosques in Karachi also publish special Ramadan timetables.