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Christian holidaysAsh Wednesday, the Easter Vigil (sunset and nightfall on Holy Saturday), sunrise on Easter Sunday and the first stars on Christmas Eve, from 15 days before each one until it has passed

Next: Christmas Eve, December 24, 2026. If activated, the times will appear on the place pages from December 9, 2026, 15 days before.

Jewish prayer timesShacharit, Mincha and Maariv on every place page, with dawn, the latest Shema, plag hamincha and nightfall

Latest Shema and Shacharit Dawn (Alot Hashachar) Misheyakir (tallit and tefillin) Nightfall (Tzeit Hakochavim)

Mincha and plag hamincha are always counted on the day from sunrise to sunset (GRA).

Fast days Shown when a fast is near. With only Shabbat times on, just Yom Kippur and Tisha B’Av. Yom Kippur follows your Shabbat times.

Minor fasts beginThe fast ends

Tisha B’Av begins at sunset the evening before. Communities follow different customs; when in doubt, follow your synagogue or rabbi.

Shabbat timesCandle lighting on Friday and the end of Shabbat (Havdalah) on Saturday night

Light candles 18 minutes is the most common custom. In Israel each city has its own: 30 minutes in most, 40 in Jerusalem, Petah Tikva and Beit Shemesh, 22 in Tel Aviv and 20 in Be'er Sheva. Shabbat ends

Calculated times. Communities follow different customs; when in doubt, follow your synagogue or rabbi.

Fast days Yom Kippur uses the candle lighting and end of Shabbat above.

Tisha B’Av ends

Sabbath (Seventh-day)For Seventh-day Adventists and other Sabbath keepers: the sunset times that open and close the Sabbath, Friday to Saturday

Islamic prayer timesFajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha on every place page, with the calculation method of your choice

Calculation method Asr Far north or south Used where the night is too short for the chosen angle. Show the start of the last third of the night

Check your local mosque’s timetable: many mosques publish their own.

RamadanWhen suhoor ends (Fajr) and iftar (Maghrib), from 10 days before Ramadan to its end, with the method of Islamic prayer times

Ramadan is expected to start on February 8, 2027. If activated, the times will appear on the place pages from January 29, 2027, 10 days before.

Imsak A precaution before Fajr, usual in Indonesia and Malaysia. With the Diyanet method, imsak is Fajr itself. Ramadan starts The start depends on the moon sighting in each country: match your local mosque.

Rahu KalamRahu Kalam (Rahu Kaal), Yamagandam and Gulika Kalam on every place page: periods traditionally considered inauspicious for new work

Abhijit MuhurtaThe favourable period around midday; not observed on Wednesdays Brahma MuhurtaFrom about 96 to 48 minutes before sunrise, for prayer, meditation and yoga ChoghadiyaThe day and the night in 8 periods each, good or unfavourable

Calculated from the sunrise and sunset of each place. Customs differ; when in doubt, follow your temple or priest.

Jain Pachchakkhan timesNavkarsi (48 minutes after sunrise) under the sunrise, and Porsi, Sadh Porsi, Purimaddh, Avaddh and Chovihar, on every place page

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