Dundee Prayer Times Today | Fajr, Asr, Maghrib & Isha

Today's prayer times in Dundee begin with Fajr at 3:44 AM and conclude with Isha at 8:06 PM. Muslims in Dundee will observe a fasting duration of 14 hours and 52 minutes, with the Qibla direction at 137.55° Southeast.

Below are the accurate prayer times for Dundee today, calculated using the Mecca - Umm al-Qura method. These times are essential for planning your daily worship and ensuring you never miss a prayer.

| Prayer | Time | |--------|------| | Fajr | 3:44 AM | | Sunrise | 6:01 AM | | Dhuhr | 12:18 PM | | Asr | 3:37 PM | | Maghrib | 6:36 PM | | Isha | 8:06 PM | | Jummah | 1:40 PM |

Prayer times in Dundee change daily as the sun's position shifts throughout the year. During spring and summer months, Fajr times become earlier and Isha times later, while autumn and winter bring later Fajr times and earlier Isha times. A comprehensive monthly calendar helps you plan your worship schedule in advance and ensures you're never caught unprepared for prayer times.

For the most accurate monthly timetable, consult your local mosque or Islamic centre, as they provide detailed day-by-day breakdowns accounting for seasonal variations. Many mosques in Dundee distribute printed timetables and digital calendars that you can download or subscribe to for automatic updates.

Jummah, the congregational Friday prayer, is one of the most important gatherings in the Islamic calendar. In Dundee, Jummah is typically held at 1:40 PM, though specific times may vary slightly between different mosques. It is obligatory for adult Muslim men to attend Jummah when possible, and many women also participate in this blessed congregation.

Dundee Central Mosque, located at 6 Miln St, Dundee DD1 5BZ, holds regular Jummah prayers with both prayer time and Iqamah (call to begin) listed to help worshippers plan their arrival. Al Maktoum Mosque also provides Jummah services with detailed timetables. Arriving early ensures you secure a good spot and have time for ablution before the prayer begins.

Prayer times are calculated using astronomical data and established Islamic methodologies. The Mecca - Umm al-Qura method is the primary calculation standard used for Dundee prayer times, ensuring consistency with international Islamic standards. This method determines prayer times based on the sun's position relative to the horizon and accounts for Dundee's latitude and longitude.

Different Islamic schools (madhabs) may interpret the timing of Asr prayer differently. The Shafi'i school calculates Asr when an object's shadow equals its length, while the Hanafi school uses a shadow length of twice the object's height. This means Asr times can vary by 20-30 minutes depending on which calculation method your mosque follows. Most Dundee mosques provide both variants to accommodate different communities.

Factors affecting prayer time accuracy include atmospheric conditions, elevation, and seasonal daylight variations. During summer months, Dundee experiences extended daylight, pushing Isha times very late. Winter brings earlier Isha times but very early Fajr times. Our calculations account for these variations to provide the most precise times for your location.

• Dundee Central Mosque — 6 Miln St, Dundee DD1 5BZ. A Sunni mosque offering five daily prayers, Jummah services, and community facilities. Contact through Dundee Islamic Society for prayer times and events.
• Al Maktoum Mosque — Provides comprehensive prayer timetables and serves the Muslim community with regular congregational prayers and Islamic education programmes.
• Dundee Islamic Society — Coordinates prayer times and religious activities across Dundee's Muslim community, offering guidance on Jamaat times and Islamic events.

During Ramadan, Muslims in Dundee fast from Sehri (pre-dawn meal) until Iftar (sunset meal). Sehri times align closely with Fajr prayer times, typically 15-20 minutes before the Adhan. Iftar occurs at Maghrib time, when the sun has completely set below the horizon. In Dundee, Ramadan fasting can last between 14-17 hours depending on the month, making proper meal timing essential for maintaining energy and health.

Local mosques in Dundee organise community Iftar gatherings where families and individuals break their fast together. These gatherings strengthen community bonds and provide spiritual nourishment alongside physical sustenance. Many mosques also arrange Tarawih prayers (special Ramadan night prayers) after Isha, creating a complete Ramadan experience for worshippers.

Why do prayer times vary between different sources?

Prayer times can differ by a few minutes between sources due to variations in calculation methods, geographical precision, and atmospheric adjustments. Some sources use the Mecca - Umm al-Qura method, while others use ISNA or Muslim World League calculations. Additionally, different mosques may apply their own local adjustments based on community preferences. Always verify times with your local mosque for the most accurate information.

Which calculation method does HNCO use for Dundee prayer times?

HNCO uses the Mecca - Umm al-Qura method as the standard for calculating Dundee prayer times. This method is widely recognised and ensures consistency with international Islamic standards. We also provide Hanafi Asr variant options for communities that follow the Hanafi school of Islamic jurisprudence, where Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its length rather than equal to it.

How accurate are these prayer times?

Our prayer times are calculated using precise astronomical data and established Islamic methodologies, with accuracy typically within 1-2 minutes. However, local atmospheric conditions, elevation variations, and individual mosque preferences may cause minor variations. We recommend confirming times with your local mosque and allowing a small buffer before prayer times to ensure you never miss Salah.

What is the Maghrib time in Dundee today?

Today's Maghrib time in Dundee is 6:36 PM. Maghrib is the evening prayer that begins immediately after sunset and must be performed before Isha. The Maghrib time in Dundee varies throughout the year, ranging from around 6:18 PM in winter to over 8:30 PM in summer. Always check your local mosque's timetable for the most current Maghrib time, as this is when you should break your fast during Ramadan.

When does Ramadan start in Dundee?

Ramadan dates are determined by the Islamic lunar calendar and the sighting of the new moon. The exact start date is announced by Islamic authorities after moon sighting confirmation. HNCO provides updated Ramadan timetables for Dundee once the month is confirmed, including daily Sehri and Iftar times. Subscribe to our updates to receive Ramadan schedules as soon as they're available.

What's the difference between Hanafi and Shafi'i Asr times?

The Hanafi school calculates Asr when an object's shadow becomes twice its original length, while the Shafi'i school uses a shadow length equal to the object's height. This results in Hanafi Asr times being 20-30 minutes later than Shafi'i times. Both are valid Islamic calculations, and your mosque will follow one based on its community's madhab. HNCO provides both options so you can choose according to your school of Islamic jurisprudence.

Prayer times remind us of our daily connection to Allah and our responsibility to our communities. Hajjah Naziha Charitable Organisation (HNCO) works year-round to support vulnerable Muslims, providing clean water, emergency relief, and educational programmes. During Ramadan and throughout the year, your Sadaqah (voluntary charity) and Zakat make a real difference. Consider donating to fund a water pump in a community without access to clean water, or support emergency relief efforts. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps fulfil the Islamic obligation of caring for those in need. Visit HNCO today to make your donation and earn the reward of helping others.