Prayer times in Mexico

Prayer times by region in Mexico

Our pages in Mexico are organised in 32 regions. Open your region, then your city: every page has its own coordinates, so the times differ by a few minutes from one place to the next, from east to west and from north to south.

• State of Mexico76 cities
• Veracruz52 cities
• Jalisco47 cities
• Puebla34 cities
• Guanajuato33 cities
• Michoacán31 cities
• Chiapas26 cities
• Nuevo León23 cities
• Coahuila20 cities
• Mexico City19 cities
• Guerrero18 cities
• Oaxaca18 cities
• Hidalgo18 cities
• Free and Sovereign State of Baja California15 cities
• Sonora15 cities
• Morelos15 cities
• Yucatán14 cities
• Tabasco14 cities
• Tamaulipas13 cities
• Sinaloa13 cities
• Chihuahua12 cities
• Tlaxcala12 cities
• San Luis Potosí11 cities
• Zacatecas11 cities
• Nayarit10 cities
• Durango8 cities
• Querétaro7 cities
• Quintana Roo6 cities
• Aguascalientes6 cities
• Baja California Sur5 cities
• Colima5 cities
• Campeche4 cities

How prayer times are calculated in Mexico

Pages for Mexico use the Muslim World League method: Fajr when the sun is 18° below the horizon and Isha when the sun is 17° below the horizon. Times are shown in the local time of each city (UTC−6; UTC−5; UTC−6, UTC−5 in summer; UTC−7; UTC−8, UTC−7 in summer; UTC−7, UTC−6 in summer). In the capital Mexico City, Fajr is about 4:36 AM and Maghrib 7:17 PM around 21 June, whereas around 21 December Fajr comes at 5:47 AM and Maghrib at 6:03 PM. Daylight there ranges from 10 h 58 min to 13 h 18 min.

Our cities in Mexico stretch from Rosarito in the west to Cancún in the east, and from Santa Isabel in the north to Tapachula in the south. Because of this spread, the sun reaches its zenith in Cancún about 121 minutes before Rosarito, which is one reason the country uses several time zones. Day length also varies between north and south, most of all in summer and winter, so the timetable of Mexico City is no substitute for that of your own city.

Ramadan in Mexico

During Ramadan 1448 AH (expected on 8 February 2027), the fast in Mexico City lasts roughly 12 h 39 min at the start of the month and 13 h 07 min at the end, with imsak at 5:44 AM and iftar at 6:33 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 browse the regions above. On every page you will find today’s times with a countdown, a monthly timetable you can print and links to nearby cities.