New York Prayer Times Today | Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha

If you live in New York, you know how busy every single day is. You go to work, you travel around the city, and you have so many things to do that it becomes very easy to miss your prayer times. Our tool at the top of this page shows you the correct Salah times for New York City every day, so you always know when it is time to pray.

Today’s Prayers Time NYC

You can see today’s prayer times for New York City right above this section. These times are calculated using trusted Islamic methods and they change every day automatically. If you want times that are more specific to where you live, you can select your area in the city and the tool will show you the exact times for that location.

New York Daily Prayer Times

Here is a simple guide to all five daily prayers and when they happen in New York City.

Fajr

Fajr is the first prayer of the day and it starts very early in the morning before the sun comes up. In New York, this is the quietest time of the day and many Muslims find it very peaceful to pray at this time. The time for Fajr changes a little every day so it is good to check our tool the night before so you know what time to wake up.

Dhuhr

Dhuhr happens just after midday when the sun is at its highest point in the sky. For people who work in New York, this prayer falls right in the middle of the work day. Even if you are busy, taking a few minutes for Dhuhr helps you stay calm and focused for the rest of the day.

Asr

Asr comes in the late afternoon before the sun goes down. In New York, this prayer time often comes when many people are still at work or on their way home. It is a good idea to set a reminder for Asr on your phone so you do not miss it during your busy afternoon.

Maghrib

Maghrib starts right after the sun sets in the evening. This prayer has a short time window so you need to be quick and pray as soon as you can after the sun goes down. You can check the exact Maghrib time using our tool above every single day because it changes throughout the year.

Isha

Isha is the last prayer of the day and it happens after it gets fully dark outside. Most people in New York pray Isha when they get home in the evening after a long day. It is a great way to end your day and feel at peace before you sleep.

Next 30 Days New York Prayer Times

If you want to plan your prayers for the whole month, our 30 day prayer timetable for New York City is very helpful. The times update every day on their own and they also change automatically when daylight saving time starts or ends. You can also select your preferred calculation method so the times match the way you pray.

Mosque Near Me | New York

If you want to pray with other Muslims or attend Friday Jumu’ah, here are some well known mosques in New York City that you can visit.

It is always a good idea to call your nearest mosque before you go to confirm their prayer times and Jumu’ah schedule.

You Need To Know about New York Prayers Time

Here is a simple reference for all the important details about prayer times in New York City.

Get Your New York Prayer Times Daily

You can find accurate and updated Salah times for New York City right here on this page every single day. Just bookmark this page and come back whenever you need to check your Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, or Isha times. No matter where you are in New York, this page always has the right times for you. You can also visit our USA Prayer Times page if you need prayer times for any other city in the country.

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