Fajr Time Leeds

The fajr time leeds today is 04:50. Find fajr azan time leeds and fajr adhan time leeds for all mosques in Leeds, United Kingdom.

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22 Shawwal 1447Friday, April 10
Leeds, United Kingdom

Fajr Salat Time Leeds

The fajr time leeds today is 04:50. Find fajr azan time leeds and fajr adhan time leeds for all mosques in Leeds, United Kingdom.

Fajr prayer in Leeds marks the spiritual start of the day before dawn, with its timing heavily influenced by the city's high latitude. During summer, Fajr can occur extremely early, while in winter, it appears much later. This seasonal shift emphasizes the importance of checking daily schedules for this pivotal pre-dawn prayer.

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About Fajr

Location and Calculation Details

Location

Leeds

United Kingdom

Coords

53.80|-1.54

Method

Muslim World League

Map of Fajr Time Leeds
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What time is Fajr in Leeds today?

The Fajr prayer time in Leeds, United Kingdom today is 04:50. Calculated using the Muslim World League method.

Q.What calculation method is used for Fajr in Leeds?

Fajr time in Leeds is calculated using the Muslim World League method, the official standard in United Kingdom. This ensures accuracy based on Leeds's geographic coordinates and seasonal sun positions.

Q.What is the Qibla direction from Leeds?

The Qibla direction from Leeds is 0.0Β° , pointing toward the Kaaba in Makkah.

Q.What are the two Sunnah rak'ahs before Fajr?

Before the two obligatory rak'ahs of Fajr, there are two Sunnah rak'ahs that the Prophet (peace be upon him) never missed. He described them as "better than the world and everything in it." In Leeds, these should be prayed before 04:50.

Q.How long is the fasting window from Fajr in Leeds?

From Fajr (04:50) to Maghrib (19:58), the fasting duration in Leeds today is approximately 15h 8m.

Q.What are the other prayer times in Leeds today?

Full prayer schedule for Leeds today: Fajr 04:50, Dhuhr 13:08, Asr 16:51, Maghrib 19:58, Isha 21:27. All times calculated using Muslim World League.