Namaz Times in New York

Fajr time in New York shifts every day with the local true dawn (subh sadiq), and moves by several hours across the year as the seasons change. Fajr salah must be completed before sunrise. Today's exact time for New York is shown in the live table above — it refreshes automatically every day.

In the Shia Jafari method, Maghrib salah — and Iftar during Ramadan — does NOT begin at the moment of sunset. It begins a little later, once the redness has left the eastern sky (the Shari Maghrib), typically about fifteen minutes after sunset. The live table above shows today's exact Shari Maghrib time for New York.

Every time on this page uses the Shia Ithna-Ashari (Jafari) calculation method. Because of that, Dhuhr/Asr and Maghrib/Isha can differ slightly from Sunni timetables. The calculation uses New York's exact geographic location (latitude and longitude) and its local time zone to produce the daily Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Maghrib and Isha times.

The New York timings are sourced from Calculated via Aladhan (Shia Ithna-Ashari / Jafari method) and updated regularly. They are computed for the city's exact latitude, longitude and time zone so that the local Fajr and Maghrib are as accurate as possible — without relying on a generic regional timetable.

Yes. As sunrise and sunset shift a few minutes each day, the prayer times move too — most noticeably between summer and winter, when Fajr and Maghrib can move by several hours over the year. The live table above shows today's times; the monthly timetable lists every day of the current month.