Prayer Times in Turkmenistan

In Turkmenistan, Muslim life is closely tied to family customs, local mosque life, and a Sunni tradition that remains important even within a strongly regulated public space. In Ashgabat and regional cities such as Mary, Turkmenabat, and Dashoguz, many Muslims rely on mosques, home-based religious transmission, and major moments such as Jumu'ah, Ramadan, and Eid to preserve a steady rhythm of worship. Accurate prayer times are especially useful for keeping daily practice consistent across long distances and different local schedules, whether for residents, students, workers, or people traveling between regions.

Fajr
05:40
Sunrise
07:07
Dhuhr
12:55
Asr
16:09
Maghrib
18:41
Isha
20:03
Fajr
05:18
Sunrise
06:47
Dhuhr
12:35
Asr
15:47
Maghrib
18:19
Isha
19:43
Fajr
05:31
Sunrise
07:03
Dhuhr
12:49
Asr
15:59
Maghrib
18:32
Isha
19:59
Fajr
05:26
Sunrise
06:53
Dhuhr
12:42
Asr
15:56
Maghrib
18:27
Isha
19:49
Fajr
06:00
Sunrise
07:30
Dhuhr
13:17
Asr
16:29
Maghrib
19:01
Isha
20:26
Fajr
05:55
Sunrise
07:24
Dhuhr
13:11
Asr
16:24
Maghrib
18:56
Isha
20:20
Fajr
05:32
Sunrise
06:58
Dhuhr
12:47
Asr
16:01
Maghrib
18:33
Isha
19:54
Fajr
05:25
Sunrise
06:52
Dhuhr
12:40
Asr
15:54
Maghrib
18:26
Isha
19:48