Birmingham Prayer Times Today
The prayer timings for Birmingham are calculated using trusted calculation methods to ensure precise start and end times for all five prayers. By using this option adjust timings according to your local preferences. These schedules are available for all Sunni schools of thought, including Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali.
Birmingham Namaz Timing Schedule
Here are the calculated Birmingham prayer timings for today October 30, 2026 which is the Islamic date (19 Jumada Al-Awwal 1448):
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Fajr: 05:19
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Dhuhr: 11:56
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Asr: 14:14
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Maghrib: 16:48
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Isha: 18:15
Birmingham Prayer Timings and Their Role in Ramadan
These timings are calculated using verified calculation methods to give you accurate Sehri time Birmingham details. For Ramadan morning meals stop before Fajr and fasts break at Maghrib according to the Iftar time Birmingham.
Importance of Prayer (Salat)
- Fajr time in Birmingham: Brings Noor to the face, protects you throughout the day, and gives a peaceful start.
- Dhuhr time in Birmingham: Reduces daily stress, brings blessings in work and connects you back to Allah mid-day.
- Asr time in Birmingham: Brings success in this world and hereafter, builds patience and secures immense rewards.
- Maghrib time in Birmingham: Marks the end of the day with gratitude, brings peace to the home, and is the blessed time to open the Ramadan fast.
- Isha time in Birmingham: Grants a peaceful sleep cleanses daily sins and carries the reward of praying all night.
Birmingham Namaz Timings - Daily Prayer Schedule
- Fajr: Starts at dawn and ends just before the sun rises.
- Dhuhr: Starts right after midday when the sun begins to drop and ends when Asr time starts.
- Asr: Starts from late afternoon up until before sunset.
- Maghrib: Starts at sunset and ends when the sky gets completely dark.
- Isha: Runs from nightfall all through the night until dawn.
Birmingham Prayer Timing – Notable population of Birmingham is considered to be Muslim. Figuratively speaking, 21.8% of the population of Birmingham is Muslim. The earliest Muslims to arrive in Birmingham were from Yemen and South East Asia.
There are just 200 Mosques in Birmingham. The first Mosque in Birmingham was built in 1975. I was named “Birmingham Central Mosque”. Since then, the Mosque cemented its role as the most prominent and largest Mosque in Western Europe.
Below, you can check some of the details of Mosques and their Prayer timings. However, the prayer timing of Tahajjud may vary from before Isha to Sunrise.
Birmingham Central Mosque
The most prominent and one of the largest Mosques in western Europe. Birmingham Central Mosque was built in 1969 and opened to the public in 1975.
Standing as one of the most recognized buildings in Birmingham, a vast majority of people from different cultures, traditions, and religions visit the Mosque every day.
Not only does Birmingham Central Mosque offer a place for Muslims to worship, but they also entail a wide array of services like advisory services to Muslims and New Muslims regarding Islam and Islamic issues, Nikkah/Marriage services, and provide their opinion on Muslim rights and political issues.
• Maghrib – at Sunset
Birmingham Jame Majid
This Majid provided the Muslims with a place to worship Allah (S.W.T) and the community services are open to the people 24/7 and provide people access for five times prayers and 2 yearly Eid Prayers.
The Masjid offers a wide variety of services. Some of which is advising Muslims for the funeral arrangement, marriage ceremonies.
• Maghrib – at Sunset
• Jumma – 12:45
The Jami Mosque & Islamic Centre
The Jami Mosque & Islamic Centre has been at the forefront in responding and catering to the increasing needs and demands of the Muslim community for more than 30 years.
The Mosque provides a wide array of services like Nikkah ceremony, guidance to the new Muslims, Islamic studies, and various other teachings of Islam.
• Maghrib – at Sunset
• Jumma – 12:48
The updated Birmingham Prayer timing 2021 is available to assist people of all towns and Boroughs of Birmingham including Acocks Green, Balsall Heath, Camp Hill, Deritend, Eastside, Fordbridge, Gosta Green, and Hawkesley.
Salah Time and Jumu'ah Prayer Time in Birmingham
The prayer times listed above indicate exact start times in Birmingham. Individual Mosques set their own Salah times, usually a few minutes after the Azan. On Fridays, Jumu'ah replaces Dhuhr with Khutbah schedules.
What is Fajr time in Birmingham?
Fajr time in Birmingham today is 05:19 and it ends at 06:56.
What is Dhuhr time in Birmingham Today?
Dhuhr time in Birmingham today is 11:56 and it ends at 14:14.
What is Asr time in Birmingham?
Asr time in Birmingham today is 14:14 and it ends at 16:48 .
What is Birmingham Maghrib Time Today?
Birmingham Maghrib time today is 16:48 and it ends at 18:15 .
What is Isha time in Birmingham?
Isha time in Birmingham today is 18:15 and it ends at Fajr 05:19.
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