Prayer times in Singapore, Singapore

Open this page with JavaScript enabled for today's exact times in Singapore, a countdown to the next prayer, alarms and a printable monthly timetable.

Qibla direction from Singapore

Face 293° clockwise from north (WNW). The Kaaba is about 7,269 km away.

Typical prayer times in Singapore through the year

Calculated with the Muslim World League method and Hanafi Asr. Prayer times on a given date change very little from year to year. Follow your local mosque where its timetable differs.

DateFajrSunriseZoharAsrMaghribIsha
January 15:52 AM7:07 AM1:08 PM5:29 PM7:10 PM8:20 PM
January 155:59 AM7:12 AM1:14 PM5:35 PM7:16 PM8:25 PM
February 16:04 AM7:16 AM1:18 PM5:39 PM7:20 PM8:28 PM
February 156:06 AM7:17 AM1:19 PM5:39 PM7:21 PM8:27 PM
March 16:05 AM7:15 AM1:17 PM5:36 PM7:20 PM8:25 PM
March 156:02 AM7:11 AM1:14 PM5:30 PM7:17 PM8:22 PM
April 15:56 AM7:05 AM1:09 PM5:25 PM7:12 PM8:17 PM
April 155:51 AM7:01 AM1:05 PM5:24 PM7:09 PM8:15 PM
May 15:46 AM6:57 AM1:02 PM5:24 PM7:07 PM8:14 PM
May 155:43 AM6:56 AM1:01 PM5:24 PM7:06 PM8:15 PM
June 15:42 AM6:57 AM1:03 PM5:26 PM7:08 PM8:18 PM
June 155:44 AM6:59 AM1:05 PM5:29 PM7:11 PM8:22 PM
July 15:48 AM7:03 AM1:09 PM5:32 PM7:15 PM8:25 PM
July 155:51 AM7:05 AM1:11 PM5:34 PM7:16 PM8:26 PM
August 15:53 AM7:06 AM1:11 PM5:34 PM7:16 PM8:25 PM
August 155:54 AM7:05 AM1:09 PM5:31 PM7:14 PM8:21 PM
September 15:51 AM7:01 AM1:05 PM5:24 PM7:09 PM8:14 PM
September 155:48 AM6:56 AM1:00 PM5:15 PM7:04 PM8:08 PM
October 15:43 AM6:51 AM12:54 PM5:11 PM6:57 PM8:02 PM
October 155:39 AM6:48 AM12:51 PM5:10 PM6:53 PM7:58 PM
November 15:35 AM6:46 AM12:48 PM5:09 PM6:50 PM7:57 PM
November 155:35 AM6:48 AM12:49 PM5:10 PM6:51 PM7:59 PM
December 15:38 AM6:52 AM12:54 PM5:14 PM6:55 PM8:05 PM
December 155:43 AM6:58 AM1:00 PM5:20 PM7:01 PM8:12 PM

This is an educational guide, not a replacement for in-person instruction. Small variations in posture, recitation, and Sunnah prayer patterns are normal among recognized schools of Islamic law. Ask a trusted local teacher to check your posture and Arabic pronunciation; transliteration is a learning aid, not a substitute for listening to Arabic.