About Prayer Times in Karachi
Karachi, Pakistan's largest city and its economic heartbeat, follows the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi calculation method — the standard for Pakistan. The prayer times Karachi on this page match the times announced by mosques from Clifton to Gulshan, Defence to Nazimabad, in this city of over 17 million people.
Karachi's mosques — from the grand Bahria Town Jamia Masjid to thousands of neighbourhood masjids — call the adhan five times daily, and the whole city rhythm follows it. Sehri time in Karachi ends at Fajr and Iftar time in Karachi begins at Maghrib; Ramadan in Karachi is legendary, with Burns Road and Hussainabad food streets packed after Iftar every night.
This page updates daily via the free Aladhan API using the Karachi method, showing today's Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for Karachi with the Hijri date. A vital daily tool for every Karachiite — 100% free, no signup, no app to install.
Karachi follows the University of Islamic Sciences (Karachi) method — Pakistan's national standard — which sets Fajr at 18° and Isha at 18° of solar depression. In Karachi's coastal climate the times shift gently through the year: Fajr ranges from about 4:35 AM in summer to 5:50 AM in winter, and Maghrib from around 6:00 PM in winter to 7:25 PM in summer.
Karachi's prayer culture is intense and public: the adhan echoes from thousands of loudspeakers five times a day, and on Fridays the city's major roads slow as worshippers head to Jumu'ah. The 18°/18° Karachi method is also used across much of South Asia, so these times will feel familiar to visitors from Lahore, Delhi or Dhaka. This page refreshes every day automatically — today's exact Karachi times with Hijri date, free forever.
مواقيت الصلاة في کراچی اليوم
مواقيت الصلاة اليوم في کراچی: الفجر، الشروق، الظهر، العصر، المغرب، والعشاء — بالتوقيت الدقيق مع التاريخ الهجري. وقت السحور ينتهي عند الفجر، ووقت الإفطار يبدأ عند المغرب. مجاني 100% وبدون تسجيل.