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Masjids & prayer times in North Karachi

53 masjids in North Karachi, Karachi, with the neighbourhood's salah times for 27 Oct 2026 and the week ahead.

Prayer times in Karachi
Fajrالفجر
5:19 AM
Sunriseالشروق
6:36 AM
Dhuhrالظهر
12:16 PM
Asrالعصر
3:31 PM
Hanafi 4:19 PM
Maghribالمغرب
5:55 PM
Ishaالعشاء
7:12 PM

Calculated for the centre of North Karachi with the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method. Asr is shown by the standard calculation (Shafi’i, Maliki, Hanbali), with the Hanafi time beneath it. These are the times each prayer begins; every masjid below holds its jama’ah at its own time, shown on its page where worshippers have added it.

Masjids in North Karachi

The 24 with the most photos and visits first; all 53 are listed A to Z below.

Prayer times in North Karachi this week

Prayer times in North Karachi for the next 7 days
DayFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrAsr (Hanafi)MaghribIsha
Tue 27 OctToday5:19 AM6:36 AM12:16 PM3:31 PM4:19 PM5:55 PM7:12 PM
Wed 28 Oct5:19 AM6:36 AM12:15 PM3:30 PM4:18 PM5:54 PM7:11 PM
Thu 29 Oct5:20 AM6:37 AM12:15 PM3:30 PM4:17 PM5:53 PM7:11 PM
Fri 30 OctJumu’ah5:20 AM6:38 AM12:15 PM3:29 PM4:17 PM5:53 PM7:10 PM
Sat 31 Oct5:21 AM6:38 AM12:15 PM3:29 PM4:16 PM5:52 PM7:09 PM
Sun 1 Nov5:21 AM6:39 AM12:15 PM3:28 PM4:15 PM5:51 PM7:09 PM
Mon 2 Nov5:22 AM6:40 AM12:15 PM3:28 PM4:15 PM5:51 PM7:08 PM

Ramadan 2027 sehri and iftar times in North Karachi

Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin on 8 February 2027 by the Umm al-Qura calendar, or a day later where the month starts after a local moon sighting, as is usual in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. Sehri ends when Fajr begins and iftar is at Maghrib (sunset), so the times below depend only on the date and hold whichever day the fast begins. Many printed timetables also give an imsak about ten minutes before Fajr as a margin of caution, and Fiqh Jafria timetables differ (sehri earlier, iftar later).

On Mon 8 Feb, sehri ends at 5:53 AM and iftar is at 6:21 PM. By Wed 10 Mar, sehri ends at 5:31 AM and iftar is at 6:38 PM.

Full timetable, 8 Feb – 10 Mar 2027
Ramadan 2027 sehri and iftar times in North Karachi
DateSehri ends (Fajr)Iftar (Maghrib)
Mon 8 Feb5:53 AM6:21 PM
Tue 9 Feb5:53 AM6:22 PM
Wed 10 Feb5:52 AM6:22 PM
Thu 11 Feb5:52 AM6:23 PM
Fri 12 Feb5:51 AM6:24 PM
Sat 13 Feb5:51 AM6:24 PM
Sun 14 Feb5:50 AM6:25 PM
Mon 15 Feb5:49 AM6:26 PM
Tue 16 Feb5:49 AM6:26 PM
Wed 17 Feb5:48 AM6:27 PM
Thu 18 Feb5:48 AM6:27 PM
Fri 19 Feb5:47 AM6:28 PM
Sat 20 Feb5:46 AM6:29 PM
Sun 21 Feb5:45 AM6:29 PM
Mon 22 Feb5:45 AM6:30 PM
Tue 23 Feb5:44 AM6:30 PM
Wed 24 Feb5:43 AM6:31 PM
Thu 25 Feb5:42 AM6:31 PM
Fri 26 Feb5:42 AM6:32 PM
Sat 27 Feb5:41 AM6:33 PM
Sun 28 Feb5:40 AM6:33 PM
Mon 1 Mar5:39 AM6:34 PM
Tue 2 Mar5:38 AM6:34 PM
Wed 3 Mar5:37 AM6:35 PM
Thu 4 Mar5:36 AM6:35 PM
Fri 5 Mar5:35 AM6:36 PM
Sat 6 Mar5:34 AM6:36 PM
Sun 7 Mar5:34 AM6:37 PM
Mon 8 Mar5:33 AM6:37 PM
Tue 9 Mar5:32 AM6:38 PM
Wed 10 Mar5:31 AM6:38 PM

All 53 masjids in North Karachi

A to Z. Each opens its address, directions, facilities and jama’ah times where worshippers have added them.

Neighbourhoods near North Karachi

Frequently asked

How many masjids are in North Karachi?

Al-Noor Islam lists 53 masjids in North Karachi, Karachi, placed there by their addresses. Each has directions and, where worshippers have added them, its jama’ah times.

What time is Fajr in North Karachi today?

On 27 Oct 2026, Fajr in North Karachi begins at 5:19 AM and its time ends at sunrise, 6:36 AM.

What time is Asr in North Karachi?

On 27 Oct 2026, Asr begins at 3:31 PM by the standard calculation used by the Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali schools, and at 4:19 PM by the Hanafi calculation. Masjids that follow the Hanafi school pray Asr at the later time.

What time is Maghrib and Isha in North Karachi today?

On 27 Oct 2026, Maghrib begins at sunset, 5:55 PM, and Isha begins at 7:12 PM.

Which calculation method do these North Karachi prayer times use?

University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi. It is the method the Al Noor app uses by default in Pakistan. Methods differ mainly in the sun angles for Fajr and Isha, so a timetable from another authority can differ by a few minutes; in the app you can switch to any of 23 methods.

Are these the jama’ah times of masjids in North Karachi?

No. These are the times each prayer begins, calculated from North Karachi's coordinates. Each masjid sets its own jama’ah (congregation) time, which is shown on that masjid's page when worshippers have added it.

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Every jama’ah time in the app was put there by a worshipper. None of it is calculated, and that is the only reason a traveller can walk into a masjid in a city they have never visited and still know when the iqamah stands. Your masjid takes about a minute. Add its jama’ah times in the app, or simply photograph the printed timetable on the wall and let the app read every prayer off it. If you help run the masjid, you can claim it and keep its schedule, facilities and events current yourself.

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