Maghrib Times Nottingham | Today's Maghrib Prayer Time

Today's Maghrib time Nottingham for Nottinghamshire marks the start of the fourth daily prayer, performed immediately after sunset. Maghrib is short — its window closes at the start of Isha — so pray promptly after the adhan. During Ramadan, Maghrib also signals the time to break your fast (Iftar).

Maghrib Nottingham begins the moment the disc of the sun fully sets below the western horizon. Unlike other prayers, Maghrib has only a short valid window — until the visible red twilight disappears. This is why mosques in Nottinghamshire encourage worshippers to pray Maghrib promptly without delay.

During Ramadan, the adhan for Maghrib also marks the moment to break the fast. Many mosques in Nottingham provide community Iftar meals throughout the holy month — a beautiful expression of brotherhood (ukhuwwah) and the Sunnah of feeding the fasting person.

Our Maghrib times Nottingham use the Aladhan API with sunset coordinates for Nottingham (auto-adjusted for British Summer Time). Most calculation methods agree on Maghrib because it is tied directly to physical sunset — differences between methods are usually less than a minute.

How long is the Maghrib window?

Maghrib remains valid until Isha begins (when the red twilight disappears). In Nottingham this is usually around 60–90 minutes after sunset, but the Sunnah is to pray as soon as possible after the adhan.

Can I delay Maghrib?

It's permissible but discouraged. The Prophet ﷺ would pray Maghrib immediately after sunset. Unnecessary delay risks missing the prayer or losing reward.

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