What time is Fajr in Hub today?

Fajr in Hub is at the time shown above, calculated for the city for today. Times update daily.

Are these prayer times accurate for Hub?

Yes — times are computed from Hub's coordinates using standard calculation methods. For exact congregation (Jamaʿah) times, see each masjid's page.

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Prayer times in Hub

Today's salah times for Hub · 03 Sep 2026.

Prayer	Time
Fajr	4:56 AM
Sunrise	6:14 AM
DhuhrNext	12:32 PM
Asr	5:02 PM
Maghrib	6:49 PM
Isha	8:02 PM

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What time is Fajr in Hub today?: Fajr in Hub is at the time shown above, calculated for the city for today. Times update daily.
Are these prayer times accurate for Hub?: Yes — times are computed from Hub's coordinates using standard calculation methods. For exact congregation (Jamaʿah) times, see each masjid's page.

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