Leeds Prayer Times Today

Fajr prayer in Leeds begins at true dawn — the first light on the horizon before sunrise. Using the Muslim World League method (Fajr 18° below the horizon), Fajr in Leeds ranges from around 2:30–3:00 AM in midsummer to around 6:30–7:00 AM in midwinter. Today's exact Fajr time is shown in the prayer times table above.

Dhuhr prayer in Leeds begins just after the sun crosses its zenith (solar noon). Times range from approximately 12:55 PM in winter to 1:15 PM in summer (BST). Today's exact Dhuhr time is shown in the prayer times table above.

Asr (afternoon prayer) in Leeds varies from around 1:45 PM in midwinter to 6:45 PM in midsummer. The standard (Shafi'i/Maliki/Hanbali) method begins Asr when an object's shadow equals its length; the Hanafi method waits until the shadow is twice the object's length — making Asr roughly 30–60 minutes later. You can switch between both methods using the settings on the prayer times table above.

Maghrib prayer in Leeds begins immediately at sunset. The time varies greatly by season — from around 3:30–4:00 PM in December to 9:15–9:30 PM in June. Today's exact Maghrib time is shown in the table above.

Isha (night prayer) in Leeds begins when the red twilight fully disappears after sunset. Using the MWL method (Isha 17° below the horizon), times range from around 6:30–7:30 PM in winter to past midnight in the height of summer.

Leeds has several mosques including Leeds Grand Mosque, Makkah Masjid (Leeds), Jamia Masjid Bilal, Leeds Islamic Centre (Hyde Park), Iqra Mosque (Beeston), Harehills Mosque, Chapeltown Mosque, Masjid Al-Furqan (Leeds), Al-Huda Mosque (Leeds), Gipton Mosque, Woodsley Road Masjid, Masjid e Noor (Leeds), Armley Mosque, Cross Gates Mosque, Holbeck Mosque, Woodhouse Mosque (Leeds), Chapeltown Mosque (Leeds), Harehills Mosque (Leeds), Burley Mosque (Leeds), Seacroft Masjid (Leeds), Armley Mosque (Leeds), Gipton Mosque (Leeds), Beeston Mosque (Leeds), Morley Mosque (Leeds), Bramley Mosque (Leeds), Leeds Grand Mosque, Hyde Park Mosque, Woodhouse Mosque, Headingley Masjid, Burley Mosque, Armley Mosque, Beeston Mosque, Hunslet Mosque, Harehills Masjid, Chapeltown Mosque, Moortown Mosque, Seacroft Mosque, Cross Gates Masjid, Osmondthorpe Mosque, Richmond Hill Masjid, Gipton Mosque, Burmantofts Mosque, Lincoln Green Masjid, York Road Masjid, Meanwood Mosque, Kirkstall Masjid, Bramley Mosque, Wortley Masjid, Farnley Mosque, Morley Mosque, Rothwell Mosque, Pudsey Masjid, Dewsbury Road Masjid Leeds, Beeston Hill Masjid, Harehills Lane Mosque. See the mosques section above for addresses, Jummah times, and links to individual mosque pages.

We use the Muslim World League (MWL) method — Fajr at 18° and Isha at 17° below the horizon. This is the standard method endorsed by major UK Islamic organisations including the Muslim Council of Britain. You can switch to ISNA, Egyptian, or Hanafi Asr using the settings on the prayer times table above.

Jummah (Friday congregational prayer) in Leeds is typically held just after Dhuhr, usually between 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM. Larger mosques often hold multiple Jummah sessions to accommodate bigger congregations. Check individual mosque pages for the exact Jummah time at your local mosque.

The times shown on this page are astronomical prayer start times — the moment each prayer window opens. Your local mosque in Leeds will set its own iqamah (congregational prayer) times, which are typically 15–30 minutes after the start time. Always check directly with your mosque for their iqamah schedule.

Yes — click the "Monthly Prayer Timetable" link above to view prayer times for Leeds for every day of the current month, calculated using the Muslim World League method. A Ramadan timetable showing Suhoor (Sehri) and Iftar times for Leeds is also available via the "Ramadan Times" link.