Prayer times

Prayer times, where you are

The five prayers by seven conventions, and the Jewish day’s hours with Shabbat’s beginning and end, worked out in your browser from the sun, as ActivePray works them out on the phone.

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Islam

The five prayers

Worked out for the day from the sun, by the convention chosen. Fajr and Isha differ between conventions by the angle the sun stands below the horizon; a Muslim keeps the convention their mosque keeps.

Fajr الفجر
Sunrise
Dhuhr الظهر
Asr العصر
Maghrib المغرب
Isha العشاء

Every day of the month
DayFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha

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Judaism

The day’s hours

The boundaries of the Jewish day, by the usual figures: alot hashachar at 16.1° below the horizon, nightfall at 8.5°, three medium stars. Communities differ, and these are estimates.

Dawn alot hashachar, when a fast begins
First light
Sunrise netz ha-chamah
Solar noon
Sunset shkiah
Nightfall tzeit hakochavim, when Shabbat and a fast end

The services

Masorti and Reform: Shacharit at sunrise, Mincha from mincha gedola, six and a half halachic hours after sunrise, Ma’ariv at nightfall. Karaite: morning prayer at first light, evening prayer at sunset.

Shacharit Masorti and Reform
Mincha from mincha gedola
Ma’ariv from nightfall
Tefillat Boker Karaite
Tefillat Erev Karaite

Shabbat

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Christianity

The hours of prayer

The Christian hours are not fixed to the sun: Morning Prayer is said in the morning, at an hour a person or their church chooses. ActivePray keeps each branch’s hours as conventional defaults you can move, so there is nothing to work out here. How each branch prays.

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Europe
Middle East and North Africa
Africa
South Asia
Southeast and East Asia
North America
South America
Oceania

In ActivePray every prayer comes at its hour, with reminders, the direction of prayer, and the day’s readings, for the city you keep.

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Times are estimates: conventions and customs differ. Ramadan timetables and Shabbat times for the year by city, and the times on your own website. Every holy day is on the calendar; where the year stands today.