Prayer Times in Germany
Daily Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha times for 10 cities across Germany, each with a full twelve-month timetable, both Asr opinions and the local Qibla direction.
There is no such thing as one prayer time for Germany. Prayer times follow the sun, so they change with longitude and latitude within a country as much as they change with the calendar. On Sunday, 30 August 2026, Maghrib across the cities listed here spans 0 hours 25 minutes — from 19:59 in Berlin to 20:24 in Duisburg. All of them share a single timezone, Europe/Berlin (UTC+02:00). Pick your own city below rather than relying on the capital's timetable.
Which calculation method is used in Germany?
Nour Daily resolves Germany to the Muslim World League method, maintained by the Muslim World League, Makkah. Nour falls back to it wherever a country has no single dominant national timetable authority. It is the most widely used general-purpose set of parameters and sits close to the middle of the range that other methods span, so it is the least surprising default in a mixed community.
Every city page below shows the resulting times alongside both Asr opinions, so a Hanafi and a non-Hanafi reader can use the same table. If your mosque follows a different authority, the app lets you change the method and the whole timetable moves with it.
Today's prayer times across Germany
A snapshot for Sunday, 30 August 2026, 17 Rabi al-Awwal 1448 AH, on a 24-hour clock in each city's own local time. Follow a city for its full twelve-month timetable, which stays current without this page being rebuilt.
| City | Fajr | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha | Timezone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin | 04:46 | 13:08 | 16:51 | 19:59 | 21:27 | Europe/Berlin |
| Frankfurt | 05:08 | 13:27 | 17:10 | 20:14 | 21:43 | Europe/Berlin |
| Stuttgart | 05:07 | 13:25 | 17:08 | 20:10 | 21:39 | Europe/Berlin |
| Hamburg | 04:58 | 13:22 | 17:05 | 20:15 | 21:42 | Europe/Berlin |
| Mannheim | 05:09 | 13:28 | 17:11 | 20:14 | 21:43 | Europe/Berlin |
| Munich | 04:58 | 13:15 | 16:58 | 19:59 | 21:29 | Europe/Berlin |
| Essen | 05:13 | 13:34 | 17:17 | 20:23 | 21:51 | Europe/Berlin |
| Cologne | 05:14 | 13:34 | 17:17 | 20:22 | 21:51 | Europe/Berlin |
| Düsseldorf | 05:14 | 13:35 | 17:18 | 20:23 | 21:52 | Europe/Berlin |
| Duisburg | 05:14 | 13:35 | 17:18 | 20:24 | 21:52 | Europe/Berlin |
Fasting hours in Germany
The longest interval between Fajr and Maghrib anywhere on this list falls in Hamburg, at 18 hours 3 minutes at the height of summer. Cities further from the equator swing further between their longest and shortest days; cities near it barely move at all across the year. Each city page states its own maximum and minimum with the exact dates.
All cities in Germany
- Prayer times in Berlin
- Prayer times in Frankfurt
- Prayer times in Stuttgart
- Prayer times in Hamburg
- Prayer times in Mannheim
- Prayer times in Munich
- Prayer times in Essen
- Prayer times in Cologne
- Prayer times in Düsseldorf
- Prayer times in Duisburg
More cities are added as the existing pages prove useful. If your city is missing, Nour Daily still covers it: the app carries an offline index of over seven thousand cities.
Accuracy
Calculated times can differ by a few minutes from local mosque timetables. Mosques commonly round to five minutes, add a margin to Fajr, or apply a local correction agreed by their committee. Where a mosque near you publishes a timetable, follow that; these pages are for planning and for travel.
Prayer times for Germany, offline
Nour Daily computes the same times on your phone with no network call and no location permission, and adds a home-screen widget, per-prayer notifications and a daily Qur'an or hadith reflection.