Prayer times in Mailsi
Punjab, Pakistan
TodayTuesday, 27 October 2026
Hijri15 Jumada al-Ula 1448 AH١٥ جمادى الأولى ١٤٤٨ هـ
Next prayerFajr5:01 am
In 4 h 2 minIt is Isha time now, until Fajr.
Sunrise6:21amFajr ends
Dhuhr11:55amMidday
Asr3:51pmAfternoon
Maghrib5:29pmSunset
Isha6:49pmNight
ImsakStop eating before a fast
4:51 amMidnightPray Isha before this
11:55 pmLast third of the nightThe best time for Tahajjud
1:10 amIf you are fasting today
Sehri ends5:01 amAt Fajr. To be safe, stop by 4:51 am (Imsak).
Iftar5:29 pmAt Maghrib, when the sun has set.
The fast lasts12 h 28 minFrom Fajr to Maghrib.
Worked out the way mosques in Pakistan doKarachi method, 18° and 18°, Hanafi Asr
| Date | Hijri | FajrDawn, am | SunriseFajr ends, am | DhuhrMidday | AsrAfternoon, pm | MaghribSunset, pm | IshaNight, pm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ramadan 1448 continuesرمضان | |||||||
| Mon 1 | 21 Ramadan | 5:18 | 6:38 | 12:24 | 4:31 | 6:10 | 7:30 |
| Tue 2 | 22 Ramadan | 5:17 | 6:37 | 12:24 | 4:32 | 6:11 | 7:30 |
| Wed 3 | 23 Ramadan | 5:16 | 6:36 | 12:23 | 4:32 | 6:11 | 7:31 |
| Thu 4 | 24 Ramadan | 5:15 | 6:34 | 12:23 | 4:33 | 6:12 | 7:31 |
| Fri 5Jumu'ah | 25 Ramadan | 5:14 | 6:33 | 12:23 | 4:33 | 6:13 | 7:32 |
| Sat 6 | 26 Ramadan | 5:13 | 6:32 | 12:23 | 4:34 | 6:14 | 7:33 |
| Sun 7 | 27 Ramadan | 5:12 | 6:31 | 12:22 | 4:34 | 6:14 | 7:33 |
| Mon 8 | 28 Ramadan | 5:11 | 6:30 | 12:22 | 4:35 | 6:15 | 7:34 |
| Tue 9 | 29 Ramadan | 5:10 | 6:29 | 12:22 | 4:35 | 6:15 | 7:35 |
| Shawwal 1448 beginsشوال | |||||||
| Wed 10 | 1 Shawwal | 5:08 | 6:28 | 12:22 | 4:36 | 6:16 | 7:35 |
| Thu 11 | 2 Shawwal | 5:07 | 6:26 | 12:21 | 4:36 | 6:17 | 7:36 |
| Fri 12Jumu'ah | 3 Shawwal | 5:06 | 6:25 | 12:21 | 4:37 | 6:17 | 7:37 |
| Sat 13 | 4 Shawwal | 5:05 | 6:24 | 12:21 | 4:37 | 6:18 | 7:37 |
| Sun 14 | 5 Shawwal | 5:04 | 6:23 | 12:21 | 4:38 | 6:19 | 7:38 |
| Mon 15 | 6 Shawwal | 5:03 | 6:22 | 12:20 | 4:38 | 6:19 | 7:39 |
| Tue 16 | 7 Shawwal | 5:01 | 6:21 | 12:20 | 4:38 | 6:20 | 7:39 |
| Wed 17 | 8 Shawwal | 5:00 | 6:19 | 12:20 | 4:39 | 6:21 | 7:40 |
| Thu 18 | 9 Shawwal | 4:59 | 6:18 | 12:19 | 4:39 | 6:21 | 7:41 |
| Fri 19Jumu'ah | 10 Shawwal | 4:58 | 6:17 | 12:19 | 4:40 | 6:22 | 7:41 |
| Sat 20 | 11 Shawwal | 4:56 | 6:16 | 12:19 | 4:40 | 6:22 | 7:42 |
| Sun 21 | 12 Shawwal | 4:55 | 6:15 | 12:19 | 4:40 | 6:23 | 7:43 |
| Mon 22 | 13 Shawwal | 4:54 | 6:13 | 12:18 | 4:41 | 6:24 | 7:43 |
| Tue 23 | 14 Shawwal | 4:53 | 6:12 | 12:18 | 4:41 | 6:24 | 7:44 |
| Wed 24 | 15 Shawwal | 4:51 | 6:11 | 12:18 | 4:41 | 6:25 | 7:45 |
| Thu 25 | 16 Shawwal | 4:50 | 6:10 | 12:17 | 4:42 | 6:25 | 7:45 |
| Fri 26Jumu'ah | 17 Shawwal | 4:49 | 6:09 | 12:17 | 4:42 | 6:26 | 7:46 |
| Sat 27 | 18 Shawwal | 4:47 | 6:07 | 12:17 | 4:42 | 6:27 | 7:47 |
| Sun 28 | 19 Shawwal | 4:46 | 6:06 | 12:16 | 4:43 | 6:27 | 7:47 |
| Mon 29 | 20 Shawwal | 4:45 | 6:05 | 12:16 | 4:43 | 6:28 | 7:48 |
| Tue 30 | 21 Shawwal | 4:43 | 6:04 | 12:16 | 4:43 | 6:28 | 7:49 |
| Wed 31 | 22 Shawwal | 4:42 | 6:03 | 12:16 | 4:44 | 6:29 | 7:50 |
| Date | Hijri | Sehri endsFajr, am | IftarMaghrib, pm | Fasthours | Often fasted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ramadan 1448 continuesرمضان | |||||
| Mon 1 | 21 Ramadan | 5:18 | 6:10 | 12 h 52 min | Ramadan |
| Tue 2 | 22 Ramadan | 5:17 | 6:11 | 12 h 54 min | Ramadan |
| Wed 3 | 23 Ramadan | 5:16 | 6:11 | 12 h 55 min | Ramadan |
| Thu 4 | 24 Ramadan | 5:15 | 6:12 | 12 h 57 min | Ramadan |
| Fri 5 | 25 Ramadan | 5:14 | 6:13 | 12 h 59 min | Ramadan |
| Sat 6 | 26 Ramadan | 5:13 | 6:14 | 13 h 1 min | Ramadan |
| Sun 7 | 27 Ramadan | 5:12 | 6:14 | 13 h 2 min | Ramadan |
| Mon 8 | 28 Ramadan | 5:11 | 6:15 | 13 h 4 min | Ramadan |
| Tue 9 | 29 Ramadan | 5:10 | 6:15 | 13 h 5 min | Ramadan |
| Shawwal 1448 beginsشوال | |||||
| Wed 10 | 1 Shawwal | 5:08 | 6:16 | 13 h 8 min | Eid al-Fitr, no fasting |
| Thu 11 | 2 Shawwal | 5:07 | 6:17 | 13 h 10 min | Thursday |
| Fri 12 | 3 Shawwal | 5:06 | 6:17 | 13 h 11 min | |
| Sat 13 | 4 Shawwal | 5:05 | 6:18 | 13 h 13 min | |
| Sun 14 | 5 Shawwal | 5:04 | 6:19 | 13 h 15 min | |
| Mon 15 | 6 Shawwal | 5:03 | 6:19 | 13 h 16 min | Monday |
| Tue 16 | 7 Shawwal | 5:01 | 6:20 | 13 h 19 min | |
| Wed 17 | 8 Shawwal | 5:00 | 6:21 | 13 h 21 min | |
| Thu 18 | 9 Shawwal | 4:59 | 6:21 | 13 h 22 min | Thursday |
| Fri 19 | 10 Shawwal | 4:58 | 6:22 | 13 h 24 min | |
| Sat 20 | 11 Shawwal | 4:56 | 6:22 | 13 h 26 min | |
| Sun 21 | 12 Shawwal | 4:55 | 6:23 | 13 h 28 min | |
| Mon 22 | 13 Shawwal | 4:54 | 6:24 | 13 h 30 min | White Day, Monday |
| Tue 23 | 14 Shawwal | 4:53 | 6:24 | 13 h 31 min | White Day |
| Wed 24 | 15 Shawwal | 4:51 | 6:25 | 13 h 34 min | White Day |
| Thu 25 | 16 Shawwal | 4:50 | 6:25 | 13 h 35 min | Thursday |
| Fri 26 | 17 Shawwal | 4:49 | 6:26 | 13 h 37 min | |
| Sat 27 | 18 Shawwal | 4:47 | 6:27 | 13 h 40 min | |
| Sun 28 | 19 Shawwal | 4:46 | 6:27 | 13 h 41 min | |
| Mon 29 | 20 Shawwal | 4:45 | 6:28 | 13 h 43 min | Monday |
| Tue 30 | 21 Shawwal | 4:43 | 6:28 | 13 h 45 min | |
| Wed 31 | 22 Shawwal | 4:42 | 6:29 | 13 h 47 min | |
Stop eating by Imsak, ten minutes before Sehri ends, to be safe. Ramadan and the marked days follow the Hijri date above; where the moon is sighted a day later, they move with it.
These times are worked out from the position of the sun for Mailsi (29.8012, 72.1740, time zone Asia/Karachi), with the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method, the way most mosques in Pakistan do. Your mosque may differ by a minute or two, as many round their times or add a few minutes for safety. Imsak is ten minutes before Fajr. The Hijri date follows the Umm al-Qura calendar, a day back as is usual in Pakistan; the month begins where the moon is sighted, so it can differ by a day.
Questions about Mailsi
What time is Fajr in Mailsi today?
Fajr is at 5:01 am and sunrise at 6:21 am, so the time for Fajr ends then.
When is Maghrib and Iftar in Mailsi today?
Maghrib, and Iftar for those fasting, is at 5:29 pm. Sehri ends at Fajr, 5:01 am.
What time is Isha in Mailsi?
Isha is at 6:49 pm today, and its time lasts until Fajr.
Which calculation method is used?
The University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method, 18° and 18°, the way most mosques in Pakistan work it out, with Hanafi Asr.