Prayer times in Chāndpur

Chāndpur gets 11 h 29 min of daylight today, between sunrise and Maghrib. Around 21 June that grows to 13 h 34 min, and around 21 December it falls to 10 h 43 min.

Fajr times in October: from 4:34 am to 4:46 am. Maghrib: from 5:20 pm to 5:45 pm. The shift is gradual, a minute every day or two.

Between the start of Fajr and sunrise Chāndpur has 75 minutes today; the window closes at 5:57 am.

Between Asr at 3:49 pm and Maghrib at 5:26 pm lies the afternoon window. Those who pray the standard (Shafi‘i) Asr start at 2:59 pm.

76 minutes separate Maghrib from Isha today, and the night's last third, often chosen for Tahajjud and du‘a, starts at 12:56 am.

Jumu'ah this week falls on 23 October; Dhuhr begins at 11:43 am, and the sermon usually starts at or after that time. Across the month Maghrib shifts by 25 minutes.

Ishraq and Duha (Chasht) can be prayed once the sun has risen a little, from about 6:17 am today, until shortly before Dhuhr. Avoid voluntary prayer in the minutes right after sunrise.

Compared with Dhaka (59 km), the sun sets 1 min earlier here, so iftar and Maghrib move by the same amount.

The timetable follows Bangladesh Standard Time, so you can read it straight off your phone clock.

5,205 km separate Chāndpur from the Kaaba. The shortest path leaves at 278.2° (W).

Times follow the Karachi method used by Islamic Foundation Bangladesh, with Hanafi Asr (shadow twice the object’s length) as most mosques here pray it. Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on 8 February 2027, in 109 days.