Prayer Times in United States
411 cities · Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) · Hanbali, Maliki and Shafi’i
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California67
Los AngelesSan DiegoSan DiegoSan JoseSan FranciscoSacramentoLong BeachOaklandBakersfieldAnaheimRiversideStocktonChula VistaIrvineFremontFremontSan BernardinoFontanaModestoOxnardMoreno ValleyHuntington BeachGlendaleSanta ClaritaSanta RosaOceansideGarden GroveRancho CucamongaOntarioHollywoodElk GroveCoronaLancasterPalmdaleHaywardSalinasSunnyvalePomonaEscondidoValenciaTorrancePasadenaOrangeFullertonVan NuysRosevilleVisaliaThousand OaksConcordSimi ValleyEast Los AngelesSanta ClaraKoreatownVictorvilleVallejoChicoBerkeleyEl MonteCarlsbadDowneyCosta MesaFairfieldInglewoodAntiochTemeculaMurrietaFairfax
Texas36
New York27
Florida21
Virginia17
Arizona16
Illinois15
Michigan13
Colorado12
Tennessee11
North Carolina10
Pennsylvania4
South Carolina4
New Hampshire3
Arkansas2
New Mexico2
South Dakota2
D.C.1
Delaware1
Hawaii1
Idaho1
Maine1
North Dakota1
Rhode Island1
How prayer times are calculated for United States
Prayer times depend on the sun’s position relative to a location, so they differ between cities in the same country and shift through the year. Fajr and Isha additionally depend on the angle of the sun below the horizon, and that angle differs between calculation authorities.
Cities in United States default to Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), the authority conventionally followed there. Both the authority and the juristic school can be changed on any city page if your local mosque follows a different convention.
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