Dallas Prayer Times Today
The prayer timings for Dallas 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.
Dallas Namaz Timing Schedule
Here are the calculated Dallas prayer timings for today October 18, 2026 which is the Islamic date (07 Jumada Al-Awwal 1448):
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Fajr: 6:26 AM
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Dhuhr: 1:12 PM
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Asr: 4:24 PM
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Maghrib: 6:50 PM
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Isha: 7:58 PM
Dallas Prayer Timings and Their Role in Ramadan
These timings are calculated using right calculation methods to give you accurate Sehri time Dallas details. For Ramadan morning meals stop before Fajr and fasts break at Maghrib according to the Iftar time Dallas.
Importance of Prayer (Salat)
- Fajr time in Dallas: Brings Noor to the face, protects you throughout the day, and gives a peaceful start.
- Dhuhr time in Dallas: Reduces daily stress, brings blessings in work and connects you back to Allah mid-day.
- Asr time in Dallas: Brings success in this world and hereafter, builds patience and secures immense rewards.
- Maghrib time in Dallas: 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 Dallas: Grants a peaceful sleep cleanses daily sins and carries the reward of praying all night.
Dallas 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.
Prayer Times Dallas – Dallas has only 1% Muslims out of the total population that is estimated to be 950,715. Muslims living in Dallas has the right to follow their religion openly. The minority of Muslims felt the need of Mosques to cater to their needs. This was the main reason why Mosques were built in Dallas. Dallas Masjid of Al-Islam was the first Masjid ever built in the vicinity of Dallas during the 1950s.
However, today the number of Mosques in Dallas is significant, these Mosques are also providing a variety of services to the Muslims.
The Makkah Masjid
This Mosque is a non-profitable organization. It is a community center that serves the Muslims, catering to all their needs. All the activities and services of the Mosques are according to the teachings of Islam.
Makkah Masjid expands over 10,000 sq ft and has a parking capacity of 200 spots. This location also enables the administration of Makkah Masjid to accommodate large and small events.
• Makkah Masjid also provides services to the Muslims some of which are funeral services, Nikkah/Marriage services, and social services.
• Maghrib - Sunset
• Jumma - 2:00
Islamic Center of South Dallas
The Islamic Center of South Dallas is a Mosque and a non-profitable institution. It is situated in Dallas, Fort Worth. It was built to cater to the needs of the Muslim minority in Dallas and so that Muslims could learn about the authentic traditions of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H). This Masjid also operates an Islamic radio station on which Bayaan (lectures), Nasheeds and announcements are made.
The Mosque has a parking facility, separate areas for men and women to worship, restrooms are clean, and mass transit is nearby.
• Maghrib – Sunset,
• Jumma – 1:32
Islamic Association of North Texas
This Mosque and Establishment were built-in in 1969. It is the largest Mosque in the vicinity. Thousands of people daily visit the Mosque to worship or to avail of one of their services.
All five prayers are offered here including special prayers (Friday and Eid prayer). A vast congregation is held in the Mosque.
The core focus of the Mosque is to educate the Muslim and Non-Muslim communities regarding Islamic beliefs. Medical clinics, youth programs, teaching Islam, funeral services, financial aid, and Nikkah/Marriage services are provided by the Mosque.
• Maghrib – After 10 minutes of sunset.
• Jumma – 2:35
To find the most accurate Dallas prayer times, check local mosque schedules or use dedicated Islamic prayer time apps and websites. These tools are designed to give precise timings according to your location within Dallas, helping you stay aligned with your faith and community practices.
Salah Time and Jumu'ah Prayer Time in Dallas
The prayer times listed above indicate exact start times in Dallas. 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 Dallas?
Fajr time in Dallas today is 6:26 AM and it ends at 7:34 AM.
What is Dhuhr time in Dallas Today?
Dhuhr time in Dallas today is 1:12 PM and it ends at 4:24 PM.
What is Asr time in Dallas?
Asr time in Dallas today is 4:24 PM and it ends at 6:50 PM.
What is Dallas Maghrib Time Today?
Dallas Maghrib time today is 6:50 PM and it ends at 7:58 PM.
What is Isha time in Dallas?
Isha time in Dallas today is 7:58 PM and it ends at Fajr 6:26 AM.
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