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Prayer times

Monday 16 November 2026 · 6 Jumada al-Akhirah 1448

Prayer times for Karachi

Calculated to the minute for your method, with adhan alerts, a printable monthly timetable and the qibla direction.

Karachi · ISNA · Standard Live
Next prayer · Fajr at 5:43 AM
05:28:26
Fajr in
Fajr
5:43AM next · in 5h 28m
Sunrise
6:49AM in 6h 34m
Dhuhr
12:17PM in 12h 02m
Asr
3:23PM in 15h 08m
Maghrib
5:44PM in 17h 29m
Isha
6:50PM in 18h 35m
Karachi · Mon 16 Nov · 6 Jumada al-Akhirah Live
Next prayer · Fajr at 5:43 AM
05:28:26
Fajr in
Fajr5:43AM next · 5h 28m
Sunrise6:49AM in 6h 34m
Dhuhr12:17PM in 12h 02m
Asr3:23PM in 15h 08m
Maghrib5:44PM in 17h 29m
Isha6:50PM in 18h 35m
Umm al-Qura

Ramadan – Shawwal 1425 · November 2004

Karachi · Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) 15° / 15° · Standard Asr · Hijri by Umm al-Qura · PKT (UTC+05:00)

Day / HijriFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
Mon 1 Nov18 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:356:3912:163:285:526:56
Tue 2 Nov19 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:366:4012:163:275:516:55
Wed 3 Nov20 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:366:4112:163:275:506:55
Thu 4 Nov21 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:376:4112:163:275:506:54
Fri 5 Nov22 Ramadan Jumu‘ah 1:15 PM Ramadan (obligatory) 5:376:4212:163:265:496:54
Sat 6 Nov23 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:386:4212:163:265:496:53
Sun 7 Nov24 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:386:4312:163:255:486:53
Mon 8 Nov25 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:396:4412:163:255:486:52
Tue 9 Nov26 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:406:4412:163:255:476:52
Wed 10 Nov27 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:406:4512:163:245:476:51
Thu 11 Nov28 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:416:4612:163:245:466:51
Fri 12 Nov29 Ramadan Jumu‘ah 1:15 PM Ramadan (obligatory) 5:416:4612:163:245:466:51
Sat 13 Nov30 Ramadan Ramadan (obligatory) 5:426:4712:163:245:456:50
Sun 14 Nov1 Shawwal 5:426:4812:163:235:456:50
Mon 15 Nov2 Shawwal 5:436:4812:173:235:456:50
Tue 16 Nov3 Shawwal 5:446:4912:173:235:446:50
Wed 17 Nov4 Shawwal 5:446:5012:173:235:446:50
Thu 18 Nov5 Shawwal 5:456:5112:173:225:446:49
Fri 19 Nov6 Shawwal Jumu‘ah 1:15 PM 5:466:5112:173:225:436:49
Sat 20 Nov7 Shawwal 5:466:5212:183:225:436:49
Sun 21 Nov8 Shawwal 5:476:5312:183:225:436:49
Mon 22 Nov9 Shawwal 5:476:5312:183:225:436:49
Tue 23 Nov10 Shawwal 5:486:5412:183:225:436:49
Wed 24 Nov11 Shawwal 5:496:5512:193:225:436:49
Thu 25 Nov12 Shawwal 5:496:5512:193:225:426:49
Fri 26 Nov13 Shawwal Jumu‘ah 1:15 PM White day 5:506:5612:193:225:426:49
Sat 27 Nov14 Shawwal White day 5:506:5712:203:225:426:49
Sun 28 Nov15 Shawwal White day 5:516:5812:203:225:426:49
Mon 29 Nov16 Shawwal 5:526:5812:203:225:426:49
Tue 30 Nov17 Shawwal 5:526:5912:213:225:426:49
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Timetable

November 2004

Week
DayFajrRiseDhuhrAsrMaghIsha
Mon 118 Rama. 5:356:3912:163:285:526:56
Tue 219 Rama. 5:366:4012:163:275:516:55
Wed 320 Rama. 5:366:4112:163:275:506:55
Thu 421 Rama. 5:376:4112:163:275:506:54
Fri 522 Rama. · Jumu‘ah 5:376:4212:163:265:496:54
Sat 623 Rama. 5:386:4212:163:265:496:53
Sun 724 Rama. 5:386:4312:163:255:486:53
Mon 825 Rama. 5:396:4412:163:255:486:52
Tue 926 Rama. 5:406:4412:163:255:476:52
Wed 1027 Rama. 5:406:4512:163:245:476:51
Thu 1128 Rama. 5:416:4612:163:245:466:51
Fri 1229 Rama. · Jumu‘ah 5:416:4612:163:245:466:51
Sat 1330 Rama. 5:426:4712:163:245:456:50
Sun 141 Shaw. 5:426:4812:163:235:456:50
Mon 152 Shaw. 5:436:4812:173:235:456:50
Tue 163 Shaw. 5:446:4912:173:235:446:50
Wed 174 Shaw. 5:446:5012:173:235:446:50
Thu 185 Shaw. 5:456:5112:173:225:446:49
Fri 196 Shaw. · Jumu‘ah 5:466:5112:173:225:436:49
Sat 207 Shaw. 5:466:5212:183:225:436:49
Sun 218 Shaw. 5:476:5312:183:225:436:49
Mon 229 Shaw. 5:476:5312:183:225:436:49
Tue 2310 Shaw. 5:486:5412:183:225:436:49
Wed 2411 Shaw. 5:496:5512:193:225:436:49
Thu 2512 Shaw. 5:496:5512:193:225:426:49
Fri 2613 Shaw. · Jumu‘ah 5:506:5612:193:225:426:49
Sat 2714 Shaw. 5:506:5712:203:225:426:49
Sun 2815 Shaw. 5:516:5812:203:225:426:49
Mon 2916 Shaw. 5:526:5812:203:225:426:49
Tue 3017 Shaw. 5:526:5912:213:225:426:49

Qibla direction

Live compass
NESW
268° W
from true north
1,740 mi to Makkah
Great-circle distance
On a phone, move it in a figure-8 to calibrate the compass. Keep it away from magnets and metal cases.
Bearing West

Sun & moon

Sunrise6:49 AM
Sunset5:44 PM
Day length10h 55m
Night length13h 05m
Waxing crescent · day 6 About 34% lit Next full moon Tue 24 Nov
Midnight (Islamic) 12:17 AM
Last third of the night from 2:27 AM

Local masjid iqamah

Congregation times published by the masjids · within 25 mi
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Ramadan 1448

Ramadan begins in 83 days

Expected Monday 8 February 2027, subject to the moon sighting. The full suhoor & iftar timetable for Karachi is ready to print.

83Days
23Hours
45Mins
Day 1Mon 8 Feb 2027
Suhoor ends 6:07 AM
Iftar 6:22 PM
Day 2Tue 9 Feb 2027
Suhoor ends 6:06 AM
Iftar 6:22 PM
Day 3Wed 10 Feb 2027
Suhoor ends 6:06 AM
Iftar 6:23 PM
Calculation methods

Why times differ, explained.

16 calculation methods, two Asr conventions and three high-latitude rules – here is how to pick the one that matches your masjid.

More questions
1
How are the prayer times calculated?

From the position of the sun for your city, with the calculation method and Asr setting chosen for this site. You can change both for yourself in My IlmHub.

2
Why do prayer times differ between apps and my masjid?

Fajr and Isha depend on how far the sun is below the horizon – calculation methods use anything from 15° to 19.5°. Some masjids also add a few minutes of caution. Choose the same method and minute adjustments as your masjid and the times will match.

3
Which calculation method should I use for my country?

North America commonly uses ISNA (15°/15°); Europe and much of Asia use the Muslim World League; the Gulf uses Umm al-Qura; Pakistan, India and Bangladesh use Karachi; Egypt uses the Egyptian General Authority. When in doubt, ask your local masjid which method its timetable follows.

4
What happens in high-latitude cities?

Above roughly 48° latitude true dawn and dusk can merge in summer. The angle-based rule is used by default, with the middle-of-the-night and one-seventh options – the same rules used by major fatwa councils for northern Europe and Canada.

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