Prayer Times in Iceland
In Iceland, Muslim life is organized through a small but active community that depends on mosques, prayer spaces, and community initiatives mainly around Reykjavik. Friday prayer, Ramadan iftars, family events, and religious education help Muslims maintain connection and continuity in a country with a modest Muslim population. Accurate prayer times are especially important in Iceland because the extreme variation in daylight between summer and winter has a direct impact on how Muslims plan fasting and the daily prayers.
Fajr
01:25
Sunrise
06:07
Dhuhr
13:29
Asr
17:09
Maghrib
20:47
Isha
00:30
Fajr
01:25
Sunrise
06:07
Dhuhr
13:29
Asr
17:09
Maghrib
20:47
Isha
00:31
Fajr
01:26
Sunrise
06:07
Dhuhr
13:29
Asr
17:09
Maghrib
20:47
Isha
00:31
Fajr
01:28
Sunrise
06:10
Dhuhr
13:32
Asr
17:12
Maghrib
20:49
Isha
00:33
Fajr
01:10
Sunrise
05:46
Dhuhr
13:14
Asr
16:53
Maghrib
20:38
Isha
01:13