Prayer times in Iran

Prayer times by region in Iran

Our pages in Iran are organised in 31 regions. Open your region, then your city: every page has its own coordinates, which is why the times change by a few minutes from one place to the next, east to west and north to south.

• Tehran Province45 cities
• Isfahan36 cities
• Fars32 cities
• Khuzestan31 cities
• East Azerbaijan Province19 cities
• Mazandaran19 cities
• Razavi Khorasan Province18 cities
• West Azerbaijan Province17 cities
• Kerman17 cities
• Gilan Province17 cities
• Golestan Province14 cities
• Bushehr14 cities
• Sistan and Baluchestan11 cities
• Kermanshah Province11 cities
• Markazi Province11 cities
• Qazvin Province11 cities
• Hormozgan11 cities
• Lorestan Province10 cities
• Alborz Province9 cities
• Yazd Province9 cities
• Kurdistan Province8 cities
• Hamadan Province7 cities
• Semnan Province6 cities
• Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province6 cities
• Ardabil Province5 cities
• North Khorasan5 cities
• South Khorasan Province5 cities
• Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad5 cities
• Ilam Province5 cities
• Zanjan Province4 cities
• Qom Province2 cities

How prayer times are calculated in Iran

Times for Iran use the Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran method: Fajr when the sun is 17.7° below the horizon and Isha when the sun is 14° below the horizon. Times are shown in local time (UTC+3:30). In the capital Tehran, Fajr is about 3:02 AM and Maghrib 7:45 PM around 21 June, while around 21 December Fajr comes at 5:40 AM and Maghrib at 5:15 PM. Daylight there ranges from 9 h 44 min to 14 h 35 min.

Our cities in Iran stretch from Seyah Cheshmeh in the west to Jālq in the east, and from Pārsābād in the north to Chabahar in the south. With such a distance, the sun reaches its zenith in Jālq about 73 minutes before Seyah Cheshmeh, even though the clock is the same everywhere. Day length also differs between north and south, especially in summer and winter, so the timetable of Tehran is no substitute for that of your own city.

Ramadan in Iran

During Ramadan 1448 AH (expected around 8 February 2027), the fast in Tehran lasts about 12 h 24 min at the start of the month and 13 h 23 min at the end, with imsak at 5:24 AM and iftar at 5:57 PM on the first day. Times differ from one city to another, so open your city’s page for its exact Ramadan timetable.

To find your city quickly, type its name in the search box at the top of the page, or go through the regions above. On every page you will find today’s times with a countdown, a monthly timetable ready to print and links to nearby cities.