Philadelphia Prayer Times Today

Today October 23, 2026 prayer times in Philadelphia are Fajr Time 6:05 AM, Dhuhr Time 12:45 PM, Asr Time 3:44 PM, Maghrib Time 6:10 PM & Isha Time 7:24 PM. Today's namaz timings in Philadelphia 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 Philadelphia, USA

(October 23, 2026)
Fajr6:05 AM Sunrise7:20 AM Dhuhr12:45 PM Asr 3:44 PM Maghrib6:10 PM Isha7:24 PM
Based on: Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) | Shafii change

Next 30 Days Philadelphia Prayer Times

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

* All Timings are Beginning Times print Print

Calculation Methods Latitude /  Longitude: Juristic Methods
Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) 39.9524 / -75.1653 Shafii (Method & Fiqah)
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Philadelphia Prayer Times Today

The prayer timings for Philadelphia 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.

Philadelphia Namaz Timing Schedule

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

  • Fajr: 6:05 AM

  • Dhuhr: 12:45 PM

  • Asr: 3:44 PM

  • Maghrib: 6:10 PM

  • Isha: 7:24 PM

Philadelphia Prayer Timings and Their Role in Ramadan

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

Importance of Prayer (Salat)

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

Philadelphia 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.

Philadelphia Prayer Time - It is one of the largest cities of the United State and situated in the Southeastern part of Pennsylvania. The city has embraced a total population of 1,533,828 million as of the current year 2026. Philadelphia has multiple faiths and ideologies, that’s why Muslims are also found widely in the city.

The root of Islam in Philadelphia is observed during the early seventies, however, at that time a small number of Muslim population had resided in the city. But after the growth in population density of American Muslims due to the huge immigration of Muslims from Africa, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and the Middle East. The Muslims had steadily grown out in Philadelphia and even the city has remarked as the largest Muslim population. Even it was expected that within forthcoming decades the city will be regarded as the popular city of the United States with a higher Muslim population.

Philadelphia is a city with a vibrant Muslim community and several prominent mosques, including the Masjid Muhammad, the Al-Aqsa Islamic Society, and the Philadelphia Islamic Center. For residents and visitors alike, keeping track of Philadelphia prayer times is essential for daily worship. The Islamic prayer times in Philadelphia vary slightly depending on the sect and method used, especially for the Asr prayer.

Whether you're checking the prayer times in Philadelphia for today or planning ahead, it’s crucial to have a reliable schedule. Philadelphia namaz timings can differ by a minute or two depending on your location within the city, from downtown to the surrounding neighborhoods. Accurate timing for prayers, including Fajr and others, helps ensure that each prayer is performed at its designated time. By staying updated on Philadelphia salah times, you can maintain the spiritual discipline that is central to Muslim life and ensure that you perform your prayers on time at your local mosque or wherever you are.

Salah Time and Jumu'ah Prayer Time in Philadelphia

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

Fajr time in Philadelphia today is 6:05 AM and it ends at 7:20 AM.

What is Dhuhr time in Philadelphia Today?

Dhuhr time in Philadelphia today is 12:45 PM and it ends at 3:44 PM.

What is Asr time in Philadelphia?

Asr time in Philadelphia today is 3:44 PM and it ends at 6:10 PM.

What is Philadelphia Maghrib Time Today?

Philadelphia Maghrib time today is 6:10 PM and it ends at 7:24 PM.

What is Isha time in Philadelphia?

Isha time in Philadelphia today is 7:24 PM and it ends at Fajr 6:05 AM.

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