Mardan Prayer Times Today

The five daily prayers in Mardan

Muslims in Mardan pray five obligatory (fard) prayers each day, each within its own time window. Below is what each prayer is, when its window opens today and how many fard rak'ahs it has (the commonly followed Hanafi practice).

Sehri & Iftar timing

For fasting (roza), Sehri ends at Fajr — today at 4:48 AM in Mardan — and the fast is opened at Iftar (Maghrib), 5:49 PM. During Ramadan this page shows the same accurate Sehri and Iftar times for every day of the month in the table above.

Voluntary (nafl) prayer times

Tahajjud — the blessed night prayer — is best in the last third of the night, from about 1:08 AM. Ishraq may be prayed roughly 15 minutes after sunrise (6:26 AM), and Chaasht (Duha) through the mid-morning until just before Zawal (midday, 11:55 AM), when prayer is briefly paused until Dhuhr begins.

Calculation method

Times are computed astronomically from Mardan's exact coordinates (34.199°, 72.046°) using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi convention (Fajr & Isha at 18°) — the standard across Pakistan — with the Hanafi opinion for Asr (shadow factor 2). These are precise calculations; your local mosque may call jamaat a few minutes later.

Hanafi vs Shafi Asr

The two schools differ only on Asr: Hanafi Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its length; Shafi (also Maliki and Hanbali) begins at one times the length, so Shafi Asr is earlier. Every other prayer time is identical — use the tabs above to switch.