Birmingham Salah Times
Birmingham is home to one of the largest and most established Muslim communities in the UK, with a rich mix of families rooted in areas like Small Heath, Sparkbrook, Alum Rock and Balsall Heath.
Knowing accurate Prayer Times Birmingham helps you plan your day around your five daily prayers, whether you're praying at home, at work, or at a local masjid such as Birmingham Central Mosque.
Prayer times shift slightly every day because they're calculated from the sun's position, so it's worth checking Birmingham Salah Times regularly rather than relying on memory. Below you'll find today's prayer times for Birmingham, United Kingdom, followed by a simple guide to each of the five daily prayers and answers to common questions.
A Simple Guide to the Five Daily Prayers
The dawn prayer, prayed before sunrise. It marks the start of the Muslim day.
The midday prayer, prayed after the sun passes its zenith.
The afternoon prayer, prayed when the sun begins to decline.
The sunset prayer, prayed immediately after the sun has set.
The night prayer, prayed after twilight has disappeared.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are today's Prayer Times Birmingham?
Today's Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha times for Birmingham are shown in the table above and are updated daily using accurate calculations for the city.
Where can I find Birmingham Salah Times mosque timetables?
Local mosques in Birmingham often publish their own daily or monthly timetables, which usually line up closely with the calculated times shown here. It's worth checking directly with your mosque if you're attending congregational prayer there.
Are Prayer Times Birmingham the same across the whole city?
Times are essentially the same across Birmingham, since a city sits within one small geographic area. Small differences of a minute or two can appear between calculation methods used by different mosques or apps.
How is Maghrib Prayer Time Birmingham worked out?
Maghrib Prayer Time Birmingham is calculated from the exact moment the sun sets below the horizon for the city's coordinates, so it changes daily along with sunset times through the year.
Why do Prayer Times in Birmingham change every day?
Prayer times are based on the sun's position rather than the clock, so as the length of daylight changes through the year, Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha all shift gradually with it.
What time is Jummah (Friday) Prayer in Birmingham?
Jummah prayer in Birmingham is usually held shortly after Zuhr time on Fridays, though the exact start time can vary between mosques, so it's best to check with your local masjid.
How do I check today's exact prayer times for Birmingham?
The table at the top of this page updates daily, giving you accurate Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha times for Birmingham without needing to check multiple sources.