Tuesday - 21 April, 2026 3-Dhu al-Qadah-1447

Prayer Times in Punjab

Accurate Islamic prayer times for Punjab based on verified astronomical calculations

Punjab
3-Dhu al-Qadah-1447
April, 2026

Prayer Times for May 2026 Punjab

June, 2026
Date Day Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Asr (Hanafi) Maghrib Isha
01 May Fri 03:57 AM 05:25 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:52 PM 06:53 PM 08:18 PM
02 May Sat 03:55 AM 05:24 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:53 PM 06:54 PM 08:19 PM
03 May Sun 03:54 AM 05:23 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:53 PM 06:54 PM 08:20 PM
04 May Mon 03:53 AM 05:22 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:53 PM 06:55 PM 08:21 PM
05 May Tue 03:52 AM 05:21 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:54 PM 06:56 PM 08:22 PM
06 May Wed 03:51 AM 05:20 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:54 PM 06:56 PM 08:23 PM
07 May Thu 03:50 AM 05:20 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:54 PM 06:57 PM 08:24 PM
08 May Fri 03:49 AM 05:19 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:55 PM 06:58 PM 08:24 PM
09 May Sat 03:48 AM 05:18 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:55 PM 06:58 PM 08:25 PM
10 May Sun 03:46 AM 05:17 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:55 PM 06:59 PM 08:26 PM
11 May Mon 03:45 AM 05:16 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:55 PM 07:00 PM 08:27 PM
12 May Tue 03:44 AM 05:16 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:56 PM 07:00 PM 08:28 PM
13 May Wed 03:43 AM 05:15 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:56 PM 07:01 PM 08:29 PM
14 May Thu 03:42 AM 05:14 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:56 PM 07:02 PM 08:30 PM
15 May Fri 03:42 AM 05:14 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:57 PM 07:02 PM 08:31 PM
16 May Sat 03:41 AM 05:13 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:57 PM 07:03 PM 08:32 PM
17 May Sun 03:40 AM 05:12 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:57 PM 07:04 PM 08:33 PM
18 May Mon 03:39 AM 05:12 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:58 PM 07:04 PM 08:34 PM
19 May Tue 03:38 AM 05:11 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:58 PM 07:05 PM 08:35 PM
20 May Wed 03:37 AM 05:11 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:58 PM 07:06 PM 08:36 PM
21 May Thu 03:36 AM 05:10 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:59 PM 07:06 PM 08:37 PM
22 May Fri 03:36 AM 05:10 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:59 PM 07:07 PM 08:38 PM
23 May Sat 03:35 AM 05:09 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 04:59 PM 07:08 PM 08:39 PM
24 May Sun 03:34 AM 05:09 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 05:00 PM 07:08 PM 08:39 PM
25 May Mon 03:33 AM 05:08 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 05:00 PM 07:09 PM 08:40 PM
26 May Tue 03:33 AM 05:08 AM 12:07 PM 03:46 PM 05:00 PM 07:10 PM 08:41 PM
27 May Wed 03:32 AM 05:08 AM 12:08 PM 03:46 PM 05:01 PM 07:10 PM 08:42 PM
28 May Thu 03:32 AM 05:07 AM 12:08 PM 03:46 PM 05:01 PM 07:11 PM 08:43 PM
29 May Fri 03:31 AM 05:07 AM 12:08 PM 03:47 PM 05:01 PM 07:11 PM 08:44 PM
30 May Sat 03:30 AM 05:06 AM 12:08 PM 03:47 PM 05:01 PM 07:12 PM 08:44 PM
31 May Sun 03:30 AM 05:06 AM 12:08 PM 03:47 PM 05:02 PM 07:12 PM 08:45 PM
01 Jun Mon 03:29 AM 05:06 AM 12:08 PM 03:47 PM 05:02 PM 07:13 PM 08:46 PM
02 Jun Tue 03:29 AM 05:06 AM 12:08 PM 03:47 PM 05:02 PM 07:14 PM 08:47 PM
03 Jun Wed 03:29 AM 05:05 AM 12:09 PM 03:47 PM 05:03 PM 07:14 PM 08:47 PM
04 Jun Thu 03:28 AM 05:05 AM 12:09 PM 03:47 PM 05:03 PM 07:15 PM 08:48 PM
05 Jun Fri 03:28 AM 05:05 AM 12:09 PM 03:47 PM 05:03 PM 07:15 PM 08:49 PM
Calculation Method: University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi | Timezone: Asia/Karachi

Prayer Information for Punjab

Complete guide to Islamic prayer times, Qibla direction, and worship schedule.

Prayer times in Punjab are calculated using verified astronomical formulas based on the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method. Calculations take into account the sun’s position, Punjab’s geographical coordinates, and the Asia/Karachi timezone to ensure accurate daily prayer timings.

Today's Prayer Summary

Prayer times today in Punjab:

Fajr: 04:09 AM
Dhuhr: 12:09 PM
Asr: 03:46 PM
Maghrib: 06:46 PM
Isha: 08:08 PM
Ramadan Fasting Times Punjab

Tomorrow Prayer Summary

Prayer times tomorrow in Punjab:

Fajr: 04:08 AM
Dhuhr: 12:09 PM
Asr: 03:46 PM
Maghrib: 06:47 PM
Isha: 08:09 PM

Fajr Prayer in Punjab (04:09 AM)

Fajr prayer begins at true dawn and ends at sunrise. It is the first prayer of the day.

Dhuhr Prayer in Punjab (12:09 PM)

Dhuhr prayer starts after the sun passes its zenith and is the midday prayer.

Asr Prayer in Punjab (03:46 PM)

Asr prayer begins in the afternoon when shadows become longer.

Maghrib Prayer in Punjab (06:46 PM)

Maghrib prayer starts immediately after sunset.

Isha Prayer in Punjab (08:08 PM)

Isha prayer begins when the twilight has disappeared from the western sky.

Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer) Punjab

Jumu'ah prayer replaces Dhuhr prayer on Fridays for Muslim men and is recommended for women.

Jumu'ah time: 12:09 PM (same as Dhuhr)

Qibla Direction

259°

from North (clockwise)

The precise direction to face during prayer from Punjab.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about prayer times and Islamic worship

How are prayer times calculated in Punjab, Pakistan?

Prayer times in Punjab, Pakistan are calculated using precise astronomical calculations based on the sun’s position relative to the horizon. On isubqo, the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method is used, taking into account Punjab, Pakistan’s geographical coordinates, altitude, and the Asia/Karachi timezone to ensure accurate prayer timings.
Prayer times in Punjab, Pakistan are calculated using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method. This calculation standard is widely accepted and follows Islamic jurisprudence principles commonly applied in this region.
Prayer times for Punjab, Pakistan are calculated using precise geographical coordinates. If you are in a specific neighborhood or area within Punjab, Pakistan, times may vary slightly (usually within 1–2 minutes) depending on your exact position and altitude. For maximum accuracy, local mosque announcements may also be followed.
Yes, prayer times in Punjab, Pakistan change daily due to the earth’s rotation and seasonal variations in daylight. These changes are typically small, often 1–2 minutes per day, and are completely normal.
According to Islamic jurisprudence, the Shafi, Maliki, and Hanbali schools calculate Asr when an object’s shadow equals its length, while the Hanafi school calculates Asr when the shadow is twice the object’s length. As a result, Hanafi Asr prayer time is usually 15–20 minutes later than Shafi Asr.
If a prayer is missed, it should be performed as soon as it is remembered. Islamic teachings emphasize that missed prayers remain obligatory and should be made up promptly.
Yes, missed obligatory prayers (Qada) may be performed at any time. The disliked (makruh) times mainly apply to voluntary prayers, not to making up missed obligatory prayers.
Prayer times themselves do not change during Ramadan in Punjab, Pakistan, as they are based on astronomical calculations. However, prayer timings become especially important during Ramadan because Fajr marks the beginning of fasting and Maghrib marks the time for breaking the fast.
The Qibla direction from Punjab, Pakistan is approximately 259 degrees clockwise from north. You can determine this using a compass, a Qibla direction tool, or guidance from your local mosque.

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