Prayer Times in Germany

In Germany, Muslim life is shaped by long-established communities, newer arrivals, student networks, and local associations spread across cities such as Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Munich. Mosques, prayer rooms, Islamic cultural centers, and neighborhood initiatives play an important role in Friday prayer, Ramadan iftars, children's classes, halal access, and family life, while accurate prayer times help many Muslims organize worship around work, school, commuting, and regional differences from one city to another.

Fajr
05:29
Sunrise
07:29
Dhuhr
12:07
Asr
14:14
Maghrib
16:42
Isha
18:35
Fajr
05:13
Sunrise
07:11
Dhuhr
11:52
Asr
14:02
Maghrib
16:29
Isha
18:20
Fajr
05:33
Sunrise
07:22
Dhuhr
12:12
Asr
14:34
Maghrib
17:00
Isha
18:42
Fajr
05:19
Sunrise
07:06
Dhuhr
11:59
Asr
14:23
Maghrib
16:49
Isha
18:30
Fajr
05:34
Sunrise
07:28
Dhuhr
12:12
Asr
14:26
Maghrib
16:53
Isha
18:41
Fajr
05:37
Sunrise
07:29
Dhuhr
12:15
Asr
14:32
Maghrib
16:59
Isha
18:45
Fajr
05:28
Sunrise
07:16
Dhuhr
12:08
Asr
14:31
Maghrib
16:57
Isha
18:38