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Prayer times in Nottingham today

Today in Nottingham, Wednesday 11 November (1 Jumada II 1448 AH): Fajr at 05:42, sunrise at 07:21, Dhuhr at 11:54, Asr at 13:52 (Hanafi 14:26), Maghrib at 16:19 and Isha at 17:24, by the Moonsighting Committee method. Change

Fajr05:42Sunrise07:21Dhuhr11:54Asr13:52Asr Hanafi14:26Maghrib16:19Isha17:2406:0008:0010:0012:0014:0016:00now 04:44

Prayer times in Nottingham today and tomorrow

Prayer timesTodayWed 11 NovTomorrowThu 12 Nov
Fajr
dawnthe sun 18° below the horizon or the Moonsighting Committee’s seasonal limit, whichever is later
 05:4205:44
Sunrisethe end of Fajr time 07:2107:22
Dhuhr
just after middayonce the sun has passed its highest point
 11:5411:54
Asr
Shafi‘i, Maliki, Hanbalia shadow as long as its object, plus its midday shadow
 13:5213:50
Asr (Hanafi)
a shadow twice as long as its objectplus its midday shadow
 14:2614:25
Maghrib3 minutes after sunset 16:1916:17
Isha
the end of red twilightthe sun 18° below the horizon or the Moonsighting Committee’s seasonal limit, whichever is earlier
 17:2417:23
Middle of the nighthalfway between sunset and Fajr 23:0023:00
Method: Moonsighting Committee (seasonal) · both Asr times Change

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Why your mosque may show other times

Fajr and Isha depend on how far below the horizon the sun must be, and organisations use different angles and different rules for the seasons and high latitudes. Today in Nottingham, Fajr ranges from 05:21 to 05:42 (21 min) and Isha from 17:24 to 18:16 (52 min) depending on the method:

MethodFajrIsha
Moonsighting Committee (seasonal) shown above05:4217:24
Muslim World League (18° / 17°)05:2118:09
Karachi, South Asia (18° / 18°)05:2118:16
ISNA, North America (15° / 15°)05:4117:56

Dhuhr, Asr and Maghrib hardly change between methods. For congregational prayer (jama‘ah) times, follow your mosque’s timetable. Why prayer times differ

November 2026 prayer timetable for Nottingham

DayFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrAsr HanafiMaghribIsha
Sun 105:2407:0211:5314:0514:4316:3717:39
Mon 205:2607:0411:5314:0414:4116:3517:37
Tue 305:2807:0611:5314:0214:3916:3317:36
Wed 405:3007:0811:5314:0114:3816:3117:34
Thu 505:3107:0911:5313:5914:3616:2917:33
Fri 605:3307:1111:5313:5814:3416:2717:31
Sat 705:3507:1311:5313:5714:3316:2617:30
Sun 805:3707:1511:5313:5514:3116:2417:28
Mon 905:3907:1711:5313:5414:2916:2217:27
Tue 1005:4007:1911:5313:5314:2816:2117:25
Wed 1105:4207:2111:5413:5214:2616:1917:24
Thu 1205:4407:2211:5413:5014:2516:1717:23
Fri 1305:4607:2411:5413:4914:2316:1617:21
Sat 1405:4707:2611:5413:4814:2216:1417:20
Sun 1505:4907:2811:5413:4714:2116:1317:19
Mon 1605:5107:3011:5413:4614:1916:1117:18
Tue 1705:5207:3211:5513:4514:1816:1017:17
Wed 1805:5407:3311:5513:4414:1716:0917:15
Thu 1905:5607:3511:5513:4314:1616:0717:14
Fri 2005:5707:3711:5513:4214:1416:0617:13
Sat 2105:5907:3911:5513:4114:1316:0517:12
Sun 2206:0107:4011:5613:4014:1216:0417:12
Mon 2306:0207:4211:5613:3914:1116:0217:11
Tue 2406:0407:4411:5613:3914:1016:0117:10
Wed 2506:0507:4511:5713:3814:0916:0017:09
Thu 2606:0707:4711:5713:3714:0815:5917:08
Fri 2706:0807:4911:5713:3614:0715:5817:08
Sat 2806:1007:5011:5813:3614:0715:5817:07
Sun 2906:1107:5211:5813:3514:0615:5717:06
Mon 3006:1307:5311:5813:3514:0515:5617:06

Fridays in bold (Jumu‘ah).

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How these times are calculated

The sun’s position is calculated for the centre of the city, in local time (summer time included). Fajr and Isha depend on how far the sun is below the horizon, at the angles of the method shown. The Moonsighting Committee method compares the 18° time with its seasonal limits all year, takes the later Fajr and the earlier Isha (by red twilight) and, above 55° latitude, uses one seventh of the night. Dhuhr is just after the sun passes its highest point, Asr is set by the length of shadows and Maghrib is at sunset. When the sun does not go far enough below the horizon in summer, a high-latitude rule sets Fajr and Isha. Times are rounded to the nearest minute.

Calculated times, not a mosque’s timetable: for congregational prayer (jama‘ah), and when in doubt, follow your mosque or imam. Methodology · Why prayer times differ

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Questions about prayer times in Nottingham

How late can Isha be prayed in Nottingham?

Isha begins at 17:24. The middle of the night, halfway between sunset and tomorrow’s Fajr, is at 23:00. Scholars differ on how late Isha may be prayed: some hold that its time ends at the middle of the night, others that it lasts until Fajr, with delay past the middle of the night disliked. Follow your mosque or imam.

What time is Jumu‘ah in Nottingham this Friday?

Jumu‘ah takes the place of Dhuhr on Fridays for those who attend it. Most schools hold that its time is Dhuhr’s, which begins at 11:54 on Friday 13 November; Hanbali scholars also allow it somewhat earlier. Each mosque sets its own times for the sermon (khutbah) and the prayer; check with your mosque.

How do prayer times change through the year in Nottingham?

Over the next twelve months in Nottingham, Fajr ranges from 02:38 (18 June) to 06:36 (27 December), Maghrib from 15:51 (9 December) to 21:37 (19 June) and Isha from 17:04 (4 December) to 22:55 (21 June), by the clock, summer time included.

What happens to Fajr and Isha in summer in Nottingham?

From about 16 May to 27 July the sun does not go 18° below the horizon in Nottingham, so dawn and nightfall at that angle never happen. The Moonsighting Committee method, which this page uses, then follows its seasonal limits, which it applies all year. This is when timetables differ the most between mosques.

When does Ramadan 2027 begin in Nottingham?

Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to begin on Monday 8 February, the first day of fasting, with the last fast on Monday 8 March; the start depends on the sighting of the moon and may differ by a day, so follow your mosque’s announcement. On the first day in Nottingham, suhoor ends at 05:58 (Fajr, rounded down) and the fast is broken at 17:06 (Maghrib, rounded up), so that neither is shown on the wrong side of the minute.

Which direction is the Qibla in Nottingham?

From Nottingham the Qibla, the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca, is 119° from true north, towards the east-southeast, along the shortest route over the globe (4,930 km).

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