Prayer times in Digri

The day in Digri is 11 h 26 min long today. Summer stretches it to 13 h 43 min (21 June); winter shrinks it to 10 h 35 min (21 December).

If you set an alarm for Fajr, October needs it between 5:00 am and 5:13 am in Digri. Maghrib comes between 5:44 pm and 6:11 pm.

Between the start of Fajr and sunrise Digri has 76 minutes today; the window closes at 6:25 am.

Two Asr times are shown for Digri: 4:13 pm (used here by default) and 3:24 pm (standard (Shafi‘i)).

After sunset there are 76 minutes until Isha. For Tahajjud, the last third of tonight starts at 1:23 am; Islamic midnight is at 11:30 pm.

From the first to the last day of October, Fajr changes by 13 minutes and Maghrib by 27. Friday prayer: 23 October, Dhuhr 12:09 pm.

Ishraq and Duha (Chasht) can be prayed once the sun has risen a little, from about 6:45 am today, until shortly before Dhuhr. Avoid voluntary prayer in the minutes right after sunrise.

Maghrib in Digri comes at the same minute as in Mirpur Khas, 42 km away; a few kilometres make no difference, but farther suburbs can differ by a minute or two.

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

Qibla direction in Digri: 268.2° W, measured clockwise from true north. Makkah is 3,014 km along the great circle.

Times follow the Karachi method used by University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi, 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.