Montreal Prayer Times Today

Today October 23, 2026 prayer times in Montreal are Fajr Time 5:59 AM, Dhuhr Time 12:39 PM, Asr Time 3:27 PM, Maghrib Time 5:55 PM & Isha Time 7:17 PM. Today's namaz timings in Montreal are based on the Islamic date of 12 Jumada Al-Awwal 1448. This 30-day salah schedule is available for all Muslims, based on your preferred prayer calculation method

Prayer Times in Montreal, Canada

(October 23, 2026)
Fajr5:59 AM Sunrise7:21 AM Dhuhr12:39 PM
Remaining Time
Asr 3:27 PM Maghrib5:55 PM Isha7:17 PM
Based on: Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) | Shafii change

Next 30 Days Montreal Prayer Times

Date Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Oct 23 5:59 AM 7:21 AM 12:39 PM 3:27 PM 5:55 PM 7:17 PM
Oct 24 6:01 AM 7:23 AM 12:38 PM 3:26 PM 5:53 PM 7:16 PM
Oct 25 6:02 AM 7:24 AM 12:38 PM 3:25 PM 5:52 PM 7:14 PM
Oct 26 6:03 AM 7:26 AM 12:38 PM 3:23 PM 5:50 PM 7:13 PM
Oct 27 6:04 AM 7:27 AM 12:38 PM 3:22 PM 5:49 PM 7:11 PM
Oct 28 6:06 AM 7:28 AM 12:38 PM 3:21 PM 5:47 PM 7:10 PM
Oct 29 6:07 AM 7:30 AM 12:38 PM 3:20 PM 5:46 PM 7:08 PM
Oct 30 6:08 AM 7:31 AM 12:38 PM 3:19 PM 5:44 PM 7:07 PM
Oct 31 6:09 AM 7:32 AM 12:38 PM 3:17 PM 5:43 PM 7:06 PM
Nov 01 5:11 AM 6:34 AM 11:38 AM 2:16 PM 4:41 PM 6:04 PM
Nov 02 5:12 AM 6:35 AM 11:38 AM 2:15 PM 4:40 PM 6:03 PM
Nov 03 5:13 AM 6:37 AM 11:38 AM 2:14 PM 4:38 PM 6:02 PM
Nov 04 5:14 AM 6:38 AM 11:38 AM 2:13 PM 4:37 PM 6:01 PM
Nov 05 5:16 AM 6:39 AM 11:38 AM 2:12 PM 4:36 PM 6:00 PM
Nov 06 5:17 AM 6:41 AM 11:38 AM 2:11 PM 4:34 PM 5:58 PM
Nov 07 5:18 AM 6:42 AM 11:38 AM 2:10 PM 4:33 PM 5:57 PM
Nov 08 5:19 AM 6:44 AM 11:38 AM 2:09 PM 4:32 PM 5:56 PM
Nov 09 5:21 AM 6:45 AM 11:38 AM 2:08 PM 4:31 PM 5:55 PM
Nov 10 5:22 AM 6:46 AM 11:38 AM 2:07 PM 4:29 PM 5:54 PM
Nov 11 5:23 AM 6:48 AM 11:38 AM 2:06 PM 4:28 PM 5:53 PM
Nov 12 5:24 AM 6:49 AM 11:38 AM 2:05 PM 4:27 PM 5:52 PM
Nov 13 5:25 AM 6:51 AM 11:39 AM 2:04 PM 4:26 PM 5:51 PM
Nov 14 5:27 AM 6:52 AM 11:39 AM 2:03 PM 4:25 PM 5:50 PM
Nov 15 5:28 AM 6:53 AM 11:39 AM 2:02 PM 4:24 PM 5:50 PM
Nov 16 5:29 AM 6:55 AM 11:39 AM 2:02 PM 4:23 PM 5:49 PM
Nov 17 5:30 AM 6:56 AM 11:39 AM 2:01 PM 4:22 PM 5:48 PM
Nov 18 5:31 AM 6:58 AM 11:40 AM 2:00 PM 4:21 PM 5:47 PM
Nov 19 5:32 AM 6:59 AM 11:40 AM 2:00 PM 4:20 PM 5:46 PM
Nov 20 5:34 AM 7:00 AM 11:40 AM 1:59 PM 4:19 PM 5:46 PM
Nov 21 5:35 AM 7:02 AM 11:40 AM 1:58 PM 4:18 PM 5:45 PM

* All Timings are Beginning Times print Print

Calculation Methods Latitude /  Longitude: Juristic Methods
Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) 45.5 / -73.5833 Shafii (Method & Fiqah)
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Montreal Prayer Times Today

The prayer timings for Montreal 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.

Montreal Namaz Timing Schedule

Here are the calculated Montreal prayer timings for today October 23, 2026 which is the Islamic date (12 Jumada Al-Awwal 1448):

  • Fajr: 5:59 AM

  • Dhuhr: 12:39 PM

  • Asr: 3:27 PM

  • Maghrib: 5:55 PM

  • Isha: 7:17 PM

Montreal Prayer Timings and Their Role in Ramadan

These timings are calculated using verified calculation methods to give you accurate Sehri time Montreal details. For Ramadan morning meals stop before Fajr and fasts break at Maghrib according to the Iftar time Montreal.

Importance of Prayer (Salat)

  • Fajr time in Montreal: Brings Noor to the face, protects you throughout the day, and gives a peaceful start.
  • Dhuhr time in Montreal: Reduces daily stress, brings blessings in work and connects you back to Allah mid-day.
  • Asr time in Montreal: Brings success in this world and hereafter, builds patience and secures immense rewards.
  • Maghrib time in Montreal: 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 Montreal: Grants a peaceful sleep cleanses daily sins and carries the reward of praying all night.

Montreal 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.

Montreal is a major city in the province of Quebec, Canada. In Montreal, Muslims from different countries are residing. They belong to different races, cultural, and ethnic backgrounds. The prayer times in Montreal vary every day depending upon sunrise and sunset. In each season, the change of time is minute. Both traditions-Sunnis and Shias- follow mostly both Sunni Hanafi and Shafi'i fiqh in the mosques. The Muslim population in Montreal is about 256,000, thus creating a sizeable community in Quebec with many prayer and community centers.

The five prayers include Fajr (before sunrise), Dhuhr (at noon), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (at sunset), and Isha (at night). For Muslims in Montreal prayer times form an essential center that leads them in their daily performances in front of God. Major mosques of Montreal are said to be the Islamic Centre of Quebec, Al-Omah Al-Islamiah Mosque, and Dar Al-Arqam Mosque. " Muslims of Montreal perform special Tarawih prayers in the evenings of Ramadan; however, they come into the mosques to observe the sacred month, strengthening their bond with the community of the prayer times throughout Montreal.

The Muslim community of Montreal also participates in all Islamic events. They do special preparation for Eid ul Fitr and Eid ul Adha. In Ramadan, they also organize Iftar parties to remain connected with their Muslim friends and family members. Ashura, Shab e Miraj, Shab e Barat, Eid Milad un Nabi, and other Islamic events are also observed by the community. Muslims also wish people from other religions on Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Diwali, Holi, and New Year celebrations.

Montreal prayer time varies for the sect and jurisdiction method. There is a slight difference in the Asr prayer starting time between the Shafii and Hanafi juristic methods. The best part is that you can check both Shafii prayer time and Hanafi prayer time in Montreal. In addition to it, you can also check Montreal Shia prayer times here. In short, the information about complete Montreal salat time allows you to offer prayer at their respective times.

Salah Time and Jumu'ah Prayer Time in Montreal

The prayer times listed above indicate exact start times in Montreal. 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 Montreal?

Fajr time in Montreal today is 5:59 AM and it ends at 7:21 AM.

What is Dhuhr time in Montreal Today?

Dhuhr time in Montreal today is 12:39 PM and it ends at 3:27 PM.

What is Asr time in Montreal?

Asr time in Montreal today is 3:27 PM and it ends at 5:55 PM.

What is Montreal Maghrib Time Today?

Montreal Maghrib time today is 5:55 PM and it ends at 7:17 PM.

What is Isha time in Montreal?

Isha time in Montreal today is 7:17 PM and it ends at Fajr 5:59 AM.

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Comments: Montreal Prayer Times

Ramadan is coming closer day by day so is our preparation to it. I will send this as a greeting message to my whatsapp contact list by mentioning your reference. In Sha Allah

  • Gulzar, Montreal

In order for your prayers to be accepted do proper ablution with good intention,pray it slowly with low voice.Offering in a hurry have a severe punishment

  • Wali, Montreal

Do you know any of the common mistake we often do while prayers. One of them is not reciting salah properly. That will not considered a salah as the person is whispering or not moving his tongue.

  • Gulbeen, Montreal

Muslims offers five times prayers in Mosques. There are three types of Salah prayers in Islam. Compulsory (fard), sunnah (traditional) and Nafl (additonal). There are five times of prayers including Fajr, Dhuhr (Dhur, Zhur), Asr, Maghrib, and Isha.

  • Abbas , Montreal

Starting your prayer with the right niyyah (intention) is something you may accomplish both verbally and mentally. Instead of praying carelessly, the objective is for you to be conscious of the salat you are going to deliver.

  • Ibrahim , Montreal
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