Prayer times in New York
Today, Wednesday, 28 October 2026 · 17 Jumada I 1448 AH
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Fajr
6:06AM (tomorrow)
- Fajr 6:06AM
- Sunrise 7:22AM
- Dhuhr 12:41PM
- Asr 3:31PM
- Maghrib 5:57PM
- Isha 7:13PM
Asr by the Hanafi method: 4:15 PM
New York prayer timetable, October 2026
All times are local time, to the minute like a mosque timetable. On Fridays, Dhuhr is the Friday prayer.
| Date | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 120 | 5:38AM | 6:53AM | 12:47PM | 4:02PM | 6:38PM | 7:53PM |
| Fri 221 | 5:39AM | 6:54AM | 12:46PM | 4:01PM | 6:36PM | 7:51PM |
| Sat 322 | 5:40AM | 6:55AM | 12:46PM | 4:00PM | 6:35PM | 7:49PM |
| Sun 423 | 5:41AM | 6:56AM | 12:46PM | 3:59PM | 6:33PM | 7:48PM |
| Mon 524 | 5:42AM | 6:57AM | 12:45PM | 3:58PM | 6:31PM | 7:46PM |
| Tue 625 | 5:43AM | 6:58AM | 12:45PM | 3:56PM | 6:30PM | 7:45PM |
| Wed 726 | 5:44AM | 6:59AM | 12:45PM | 3:55PM | 6:28PM | 7:43PM |
| Thu 827 | 5:45AM | 7:00AM | 12:45PM | 3:54PM | 6:27PM | 7:41PM |
| Fri 928 | 5:46AM | 7:01AM | 12:44PM | 3:53PM | 6:25PM | 7:40PM |
| Sat 1029 | 5:47AM | 7:02AM | 12:44PM | 3:52PM | 6:23PM | 7:38PM |
| Sun 1130 | 5:48AM | 7:03AM | 12:44PM | 3:51PM | 6:22PM | 7:37PM |
| Mon 121 Jum. I | 5:49AM | 7:04AM | 12:43PM | 3:49PM | 6:20PM | 7:35PM |
| Tue 132 | 5:50AM | 7:05AM | 12:43PM | 3:48PM | 6:19PM | 7:34PM |
| Wed 143 | 5:51AM | 7:06AM | 12:43PM | 3:47PM | 6:17PM | 7:32PM |
| Thu 154 | 5:52AM | 7:07AM | 12:43PM | 3:46PM | 6:16PM | 7:31PM |
| Fri 165 | 5:53AM | 7:08AM | 12:43PM | 3:45PM | 6:14PM | 7:29PM |
| Sat 176 | 5:54AM | 7:09AM | 12:42PM | 3:43PM | 6:13PM | 7:28PM |
| Sun 187 | 5:55AM | 7:11AM | 12:42PM | 3:42PM | 6:11PM | 7:26PM |
| Mon 198 | 5:56AM | 7:12AM | 12:42PM | 3:41PM | 6:10PM | 7:25PM |
| Tue 209 | 5:57AM | 7:13AM | 12:42PM | 3:40PM | 6:08PM | 7:24PM |
| Wed 2110 | 5:58AM | 7:14AM | 12:42PM | 3:39PM | 6:07PM | 7:22PM |
| Thu 2211 | 5:59AM | 7:15AM | 12:41PM | 3:38PM | 6:05PM | 7:21PM |
| Fri 2312 | 6:00AM | 7:16AM | 12:41PM | 3:37PM | 6:04PM | 7:20PM |
| Sat 2413 | 6:01AM | 7:17AM | 12:41PM | 3:36PM | 6:03PM | 7:18PM |
| Sun 2514 | 6:02AM | 7:18AM | 12:41PM | 3:35PM | 6:01PM | 7:17PM |
| Mon 2615 | 6:03AM | 7:20AM | 12:41PM | 3:34PM | 6:00PM | 7:16PM |
| Tue 2716 | 6:05AM | 7:21AM | 12:41PM | 3:33PM | 5:59PM | 7:15PM |
| Wed 2817 | 6:06AM | 7:22AM | 12:41PM | 3:31PM | 5:57PM | 7:13PM |
| Thu 2918 | 6:07AM | 7:23AM | 12:41PM | 3:30PM | 5:56PM | 7:12PM |
| Fri 3019 | 6:08AM | 7:24AM | 12:41PM | 3:29PM | 5:55PM | 7:11PM |
| Sat 3120 | 6:09AM | 7:25AM | 12:41PM | 3:28PM | 5:53PM | 7:10PM |
The app
Prayer times, qibla and a Fajr alarm
Nur gives you offline prayer times on your phone, a qibla compass and a Fajr alarm that rings even on silent. Plus a widget with a countdown to the next prayer, and small good habits that hang on your prayers. Hurayra, a kitten in a kufi, keeps you company.
- Free, no ads, no account
- No tracking, everything stays on your device
- iPhone and Android, in 8 languages
Fajr alarm in silent mode requires iOS 26.
Qibla direction in New York
58° NE
From New York, the Kaaba in Makkah lies at 58° (NE), measured clockwise from true north. It is about 10,306 km away as the crow flies.
A phone compass points to magnetic north, which differs by a few degrees depending on where you are. The qibla compass in Nur corrects for that.
New York at a glance
- Time zone
- UTC-4
- Sunrise to Maghrib
- 10 h 35 min
- Fajr in October
- 5:38 AM – 6:09 AM
- Distance to Makkah
- 10,306 km
Ramadan
Ramadan 1448 begins on Monday, 8 February 2027 by the Umm al-Qura calendar. On the first day the fast in New York lasts about 11 h 40 min (Fajr 5:42 AM to Maghrib 5:22 PM). Many mosques follow the moon sighting, so the start can differ by a day.
How these times are calculated
Calculation method: ISNA (Fajr 15°, Isha 15°). Asr by the standard rule (shadow equal to the object's length).
Why do apps and mosques show different times?
- Fajr and Isha depend on how far the sun must be below the horizon. Timetables use different angles, usually between 15° and 20°. One degree can easily mean five minutes.
- There are two rules for Asr: standard (shadow as long as the object; Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali) and Hanafi (twice the length). Hanafi Asr is later.
- In summer it never gets fully dark at night in the UK and much of Europe. A fallback rule is needed then, such as a third of the night, and every timetable handles it a little differently.
- Many mosques publish their own times and round or shift them by a few minutes. When in doubt, follow your mosque's timetable.
In the app you can pick your mosque's method under Settings → Calculation, switch Asr to Hanafi and shift every time by the minute.