Jamia Masjid Jannat Ul Firdous, Karachi

Jamia Masjid Jannat Ul Firdous

R68P+JG3, Rehri Goth Old Muzaffarabad Colony Landhi Town, Karachi, Pakistan

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Prayer times today

Calculated daily salah times for Karachi · 02 Sep 2026.

PrayerTime
Fajr4:54 AM
Sunrise6:12 AM
Dhuhr12:31 PM
AsrNext5:02 PM
Maghrib6:49 PM
Isha8:02 PM

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