24 Jumada I 1448 AH Yorkshire

Prayer Times in Yorkshire

Today, Wednesday 4 November, Maghrib in Yorkshire ranges from 4:22 pm in Hull to 4:28 pm in Bradford.

Today's Prayer Times — Yorkshire

MWL (Fajr 18°, Isha 17°) · Hanafi Asr

City Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Batley 05:12 AM 07:12 AM 11:50 AM 02:37 PM 04:27 PM 06:21 PM
Bradford 05:12 AM 07:13 AM 11:51 AM 02:37 PM 04:28 PM 06:21 PM
Dewsbury 05:12 AM 07:12 AM 11:50 AM 02:37 PM 04:27 PM 06:21 PM
Halifax 05:13 AM 07:13 AM 11:51 AM 02:38 PM 04:28 PM 06:22 PM
Huddersfield 05:12 AM 07:12 AM 11:51 AM 02:38 PM 04:28 PM 06:22 PM
Hull 05:06 AM 07:07 AM 11:45 AM 02:31 PM 04:22 PM 06:16 PM
Keighley 05:13 AM 07:13 AM 11:51 AM 02:37 PM 04:28 PM 06:22 PM
Leeds 05:11 AM 07:12 AM 11:50 AM 02:36 PM 04:27 PM 06:21 PM
Rotherham 05:10 AM 07:10 AM 11:49 AM 02:37 PM 04:27 PM 06:20 PM
Sheffield 05:11 AM 07:10 AM 11:49 AM 02:37 PM 04:28 PM 06:20 PM
Wakefield 05:11 AM 07:11 AM 11:50 AM 02:36 PM 04:27 PM 06:20 PM

Cities in Yorkshire

Full timetable, mosques and local information for each city

Batley

Fajr 5:12 am · Maghrib 4:27 pm 18.5% (80,046 people) Muslim (Kirklees)

Bradford

Fajr 5:12 am · Maghrib 4:28 pm 30.5% (166,846 people) Muslim (City of Bradford)

Dewsbury

Fajr 5:12 am · Maghrib 4:27 pm 18.5% (80,046 people) Muslim (Kirklees)

Halifax

Fajr 5:13 am · Maghrib 4:28 pm 9.5% (19,650 people) Muslim (Calderdale)

Huddersfield

Fajr 5:12 am · Maghrib 4:28 pm 18.5% (80,046 people) Muslim (Kirklees)

Hull

Fajr 5:06 am · Maghrib 4:22 pm 3.5% (9,285 people) Muslim (Kingston upon Hull)

Keighley

Fajr 5:13 am · Maghrib 4:28 pm 30.5% (166,846 people) Muslim (City of Bradford)

Leeds

Fajr 5:11 am · Maghrib 4:27 pm 7.8% (63,054 people) Muslim (Leeds)

Rotherham

Fajr 5:10 am · Maghrib 4:27 pm 5.1% (13,465 people) Muslim (Rotherham)

Sheffield

Fajr 5:11 am · Maghrib 4:28 pm 10.3% (57,044 people) Muslim (Sheffield)

Wakefield

Fajr 5:11 am · Maghrib 4:27 pm 3.2% (11,279 people) Muslim (Wakefield)

About Prayer Times in Yorkshire

Yorkshire spans 53.4°N to 53.9°N. Prayer times across the region are close, usually within a few minutes of each other.

Because of the region's northerly position, the sun does not go far enough below the horizon for astronomical darkness from about mid-May to late July. Standard Fajr and Isha angles do not work then, so calculators and mosques use an adjustment such as the "nearest day" or "1/7th of the night" rule, or the Moonsighting Committee's seasonal times.

Times on this page use MWL (Fajr 18°, Isha 17°) · Hanafi Asr. Individual mosques may make local adjustments — check your mosque's noticeboard for its Jamaat times.