Calgary Prayer Times Today

Calgary Prayer Times provides namaz and salah schedules of publicly known mosques in Calgary, providing services for prayer times in Calgary of the daily five prayers, Jummah Friday prayer with Khutbah, Taraweeh during Ramadan, and organizing Islamic teaching sessions. Use our interactive tool below for live, accurate prayer times in Calgary.

Method: ISNA Fajr: 15° Isha: 15° Asr: Hanafi Times in Calgary local time DST adjusted

Today’s Prayer Times for Calgary

A quick reference for the five daily Salah times, in Calgary local time.


Remaining Time Of --- Azan

Local Time in Canada / Calgary
  • Fajar
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha
Peace Bridge, Calgary, in winter
Peace Bridge, Calgary, in winter. Photo via Pexels (free to use).

Today, November 14, 2026 prayer times in Calgary are as follows: Fajr Time: 07:15 AM, Dhuhr Time: 01:21 PM, Asr Time: 04:03 PM, Maghrib Time: 05:49 PM and Isha Time: 07:26 PM. Today's namaz timings for Calgary are based on the Islamic date of 4 Jumādá al-ākhirah 1448. A 30-day calendar of salah times and azan times in Calgary, including calculation methods for convenience, is also available for all Muslims according to their preference.

Winter prayer times in Calgary: Winter · December · Fajr in winter

Calgary Prayer Times Today, Explained Simply

Calgary prayer times today are Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, shown in the timetable at the top of this page. For the days ahead, see the Next 30 Days timetable.

How Calgary prayer times are calculated: This site uses the ISNA method, with 15 degrees for Fajr and 15 degrees for Isha, and the Hanafi method for Asr. Times are shown in Calgary local time and are adjusted for daylight saving time. Another site can show a different time if it uses a different method.

What time is Fajr in Calgary today?

Fajr in Calgary today is the first prayer, before sunrise. Dhuhr is around midday, Asr in the afternoon, Maghrib is just after sunset, and Isha is at night. See today’s exact times in the timetable above, and Fajr in Calgary in winter for the winter months.

What time is Dhuhr in Calgary today?

Dhuhr in Calgary is the midday prayer, when the sun has passed its highest point. See today’s Dhuhr time in the timetable above.

Calgary prayer times in summer, at 51 degrees north

Calgary sits at about 51 degrees north. Near the summer solstice, the sun does not go deep enough below the horizon for a long, dark night. This site uses no separate summer rule: the same ISNA calculation is used all year. Local mosques may follow a different rule.

What time is Asr in Calgary today?

Asr in Calgary is the afternoon prayer. See today’s Asr time in the timetable above. This site now uses the Hanafi method for Asr, so Asr is later than the Shafi’i time.

What time is Isha in Calgary today?

Isha in Calgary is the night prayer, when it is completely dark. See today’s Isha time in the timetable above.

Jumu’ah in Calgary

On Friday, Jumu’ah replaces Dhuhr. Each mosque sets its own Khutbah and Iqama times, so check with the mosque you plan to attend.

Calgary Prayer Times Timetable — Download in PDF




Calgary Nawafil (Nafl) Prayers Timetable

Alongside the five daily prayers, these are the voluntary Nawafil prayers, their times, and how many rakats are prayed. See the full Nawafil guide.

PrayerTimeRakats
Tahajjud (Night Prayer)Last third of the night (after Isha, before Fajr)2 to 8 or more
Ishraq / Duha PrayerAfter sunrise until just before noon2 or more
Awwabeen PrayerBetween Maghrib and Isha6 recommended
Prayer Before IshaBefore Isha, between adhan and iqamah2 or 4
Prayer After IshaAfter Isha2 or 4
Tahiyyatul MasjidUpon entering a mosque, before sitting down2
Tahiyyatul WudhuAnytime after ablution2

Calgary Mosques With Prayer Centres

Calgary has many welcoming mosques and prayer centres. You can find them in different neighbourhoods across the city. They offer daily prayers, Friday services, and community activities for everyone.

Downtown Calgary in winter
Downtown Calgary in winter.

Faizan-E-Makkah Calgary

4250 109 Ave NE #5000, Calgary, AB T3N 1Z3, Canada

Available FacilitiesFive Daily Prayers, Jummah on Fridays, Quran Classes for Children and Adults, community events, Ramadan iftar, Eid Celebrations

Mosque Map

Ar Rahma Mussallah Calgary

225 28 St SE, Calgary, AB T2A 5K4, Canada

Available FacilitiesFive Daily Prayers, Jummah on Fridays, Islamic Educational Classes, community events, Ramadan gatherings, and Eid Prayers

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Imam E Azam Islamic Center Calgary

4821 Westwinds Dr NE Unit #8, Calgary, AB T3J 4L4

Available FacilitiesFive Prayers Regularly, Jummah on Fridays, Convenient Prayer Location, Quran Classes for Children and Adults, Community Events, Ramadan Iftar, Eid Celebrations

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Akram Jomaa Islamic Center Calgary

2624 39 Ave NE, Calgary, AB T1Y 5V7, Canada

Available FacilitiesFive Daily Prayers, Jummah on Fridays, Quran Classes for Children and Adults, community events, Ramadan iftar, Eid Celebrations

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Bab Ul Hawaij Islamic Center of Calgary

3025 12 St NE #130, Calgary, AB T2E 7J2

Available FacilitiesDaily Prayers, Community Gatherings, Muharram Events, for Shia Muslims

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Franklin Ismaili Jamatkhana Calgary

220 28 St NE, Calgary, AB T2A 5R2, Canada

Available FacilitiesPrayer Hall, Parking, Social Spaces, Ismaili Spiritual Practice

Mosque Map

More mosques and prayer centres in Calgary

Airdrie Islamic CenterAirdrie Mosque (Jamia Riyadhul Jannah)Alfalah Calgary Islamic CenterAl Madinah Chestermere Islamic CentreBaitul Mukarram Islamic CentreCalgary Towhid CenterCalgary Islamic Center SW Masjid (CICSW)Downtown Calgary MosqueIslamic Association of NW CalgaryIslamic Information Society of Calgary (IISC)Muslim Community of CalgarySKIC Language Institute MusallahThe Abu Mosque and Islamic CentreRayyan MosqueAnatolian Turkish Islamic CenterNigerian Canadian Muslims CongregationHazrat Bilal Islamic Centre

Why Choose Our Salah Times in Calgary?

Ensuring accuracy and reliability in namaz timings is essential for every practicing Muslim. We utilize specific methods to ensure that our Calgary Prayer Times are both accurate and reliable, according to the Calgary, Alberta, Canada time right now.

  • Reliable Islamic sources — Prayer times come from the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) only.
  • Refreshed daily — We refresh our prayer schedules daily, ensuring alignment with the Islamic calendar and worldwide calculation norms.
  • Built for Calgary — The timetable uses Calgary’s own latitude, longitude and elevation, so sunrise, sunset and every prayer time fit this city, at home, at school, or moving around the city.
  • Adjusts automatically — The system adjusts for Daylight Saving Time and for the seasons, when days get longer or shorter.
Snow-covered Calgary street at night
Five prayers, five positions of the sun, one constant connection.

When to offer prayer, based on the sun

Winter sunrise over Calgary, with the Calgary Tower visible
Winter sunrise over Calgary, with the Calgary Tower visible.

Every Calgary prayer time depends on where the sun is in the sky, and here is how it works. These times change every day because the sun moves differently depending on the season and where you are in the world.

  • Fajr (early morning): starts when you can first see a tiny bit of light on the horizon, right before the sun comes up.
  • Dhuhr (midday): begins when the sun is at its highest point in the sky and starts to go down a little.
  • Asr (afternoon): starts when the shadow of an object is twice its length, plus its shadow at noon, under the Hanafi rule this site now uses.
  • Maghrib (sunset): happens right after the sun goes down below the horizon.
  • Isha (night): starts when it is completely dark outside, and you cannot see any red light in the sky anymore.

The math behind it: solar angles (for example, Fajr begins when the sun is 15 degrees below the horizon in this method), latitude and longitude, which are like the Earth’s address, and elevation, which can slightly change the times. These details are plugged into astronomical calculation formulas, so you do not need to do this math yourself. See the Islamic Calendar for Hijri dates through the year.

Special Prayers in Islam

In Islam, Muslims pray five times a day, but there are also some extra prayers for special occasions: the Friday prayer, Eid prayers, and Taraweeh prayers during Ramadan.

Jumu’ah Prayer (Friday)

Jumu’ah is a special prayer Muslims do every Friday instead of the regular noon prayer (Dhuhr). It is a time to gather at the mosque, listen to a talk (sermon) by the imam, and pray together. Each mosque sets its own Khutbah and Iqama times. For example, the Islamic Institute of Airdrie lists Khutbah 1:45 PM, Iqama 2:15 PM, and a second session Khutbah 2:45 PM, Iqama 3:15 PM. See the full weekly Jumu’ah times.

Eid Prayers

Eid prayers are for two big celebrations: Eid ul-Fitr, on the 1st of Shawwal right after Ramadan ends, and Eid ul-Adha, on the 10th of Dhul-Hijjah. Muslims gather at mosques or big venues for a short prayer, often early in the morning, followed by celebrations. Before Eid al-Fitr, Muslims pay Zakat al-Fitr, which helps the poor celebrate too. Mosques update Eid prayer times twice a year.

Ramadan and Taraweeh

Ramadan is a month when Muslims fast from dawn (Sehri) to sunset (Iftar) to grow closer to Allah, pray more, and do good deeds. Taraweeh prayers are extra prayers done at night after Isha during Ramadan, usually longer, with recitation of parts of the Quran. In Calgary, mosques like Akram Jomaa Islamic Centre offer Taraweeh after Isha; check local schedules for exact times.

These special prayers bring Muslims together, help them feel closer to Allah, and celebrate big moments in their faith. Jumu’ah strengthens the community every week, Eid prayers mark joyful holidays, and Taraweeh makes Ramadan extra meaningful.

From the Quran and Hadith

وَمَا عَلَيْنَا إِلَّا الْبَلَاغُ الْمُبِينُ

“And there is nothing binding upon us except to communicate the message clearly.”

Quran, Ya-Sin, 36:17

عَنْ زَيْدِ بْنِ ثَابِتٍ رضي الله عنه قَالَ: سَمِعْتُ رَسُوْلَ اللهِ ﷺ يَقُوْلُ: نَضَّرَ اللهُ امْرَأً سَمِعَ مِنَّا حَدِيْثًا فَحَفِظَهُ حَتّٰی يُبَلِّغَهُ

“May Allah brighten the face of a person who hears a hadith from us, memorizes it, and conveys it to others.”

Jami at-Tirmidhi 2657, narrated by Zayd ibn Thabit (RA)

More for Calgary Muslims

Mosque locations, Qibla direction, the Islamic calendar, Zakat and Sadaqah, and the 99 Names of Allah, all in one place.

Calgary Prayer Times also covers Zakat, Sadaqah and charity in Islam, including a Zakat calculator that helps you work out 2.5% of your wealth for those in need, guides to the 99 Names of Allah and the Five Pillars of Islam, and the role of the masjid in enhancing faith and community in Calgary.

Selected Posts

Friday and Jumu’ah reading from the Calgary Prayer Times blog.

Jumu’ah

Inspiring Jummah Mubarak Messages with Wishes and Quotes

Jumu’ah, the blessed Friday, is a divine gift where Muslims unite in worship, seeking Allah’s mercy through the sacred Jummah prayer. This holy day, cherished by the Prophet (PBUH) as the best of the week, brings spiritual renewal and Friday blessings.

Friday Duas

The Power of Friday Prayer Duas

Friday, or Jummah, is a special day for Muslims around the world. It is often called the ‘best day of the week’ because of its blessings. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, ‘The best day the sun rises over is Friday’ (Sahih Muslim).

Friday Guide

A Comprehensive Guideline to Friday Jummah Rakats

Friday holds a special place in the hearts of Muslims worldwide. Known as ‘Jummah’ in Arabic, it is a day of congregational worship, reflection, and community bonding. The Friday prayer, Salat al-Jummah, replaces the regular Dhuhr prayer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about Calgary Prayer Times and Islamic resources in Calgary.

What are prayer times in Calgary, and how can they assist in my spiritual journey?

Calgary prayer times are specific intervals set for the five daily prayers that every Muslim is obligated to perform, so these schedules help people pray and connect with Allah every day. The guide also includes times for general and specific prayers, such as Nawafil and Ramadan, to ensure that followers can observe their religious duties at the right time.

How does the platform help users locate mosques in Calgary?

The platform contains directories of mosques in Calgary, which helps users find places of worship in their local area. This is needed for everyday prayers, Friday prayers, Ramadan, and other significant dates, to bond with other Muslims and be active and involved in Islamic society in Calgary.

What features can the platform offer to support my religion?

Apart from listing Calgary Prayer Times, this platform offers several other services to aid religious observation, for example, a Zakat calculator and a Qibla direction tool. The Zakat calculator helps users calculate and give out their obligatory charity as quickly and conveniently as possible, whereas the Qibla tool directs daily prayers to the Kaaba and facilitates focus on spiritual endeavours.

What teaching materials are present on the platform for Islamic education?

Islamic teaching resources on the platform include the interpretation of the 99 Names of Allah, honourable appellations of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and the five major pillars of Islam. These materials serve as aids for understanding Islamic ethics and practices, for novice learners and those who wish to further their knowledge.

How are Calgary prayer times calculated?

This site uses the ISNA method, with Fajr at 15 degrees and Isha at 15 degrees, for Calgary local time. Asr follows the Hanafi method.

Does the timetable adjust for Daylight Saving Time?

Yes. The times on this site are shown in Calgary local time, so they change when Daylight Saving Time starts or ends.

What time is Fajr in Calgary tomorrow?

Find tomorrow’s date in the Next 30 Days timetable and read its Fajr column.

Why does another site show a different Fajr or Isha time?

Different sites use different calculation methods or angles. This site uses ISNA, at 15 degrees for Fajr and 15 degrees for Isha. See the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) website for more about ISNA.

In conclusion

Our platform provides an extensive path for Calgary’s Muslim community, giving accurate Calgary Prayer Times, mosque locations, and valuable understandings of Islamic teachings. Whether you want guidance on Salah times, need to locate a nearby mosque, or wish to complete your Zakat duties with our user-friendly calculator, our purpose is to support every angle of your spiritual journey. By finding Allah’s 99 names and covering the core of Islamic values, you will find a trustworthy companion here for enhancing your relationship with Allah and bonding your spiritual path.