Prayer Times Exeter

The five daily prayer times for Exeter (England) for today, the next prayer and the monthly timetable. Calculated by Moonsighting Committee for 50.7236° N, 3.5275° W, time zone Europe/London.

Exeter, GB

Calculating prayer times …

Prayer times
Fajr–
Sunrise–
Dhuhr–
Asr–
Maghrib–
Isha–

Monthly timetable

Calculated times. Your mosque or the responsible religious authority (e.g. Diyanet, Kemenag) has the final say.

Exeter prayer times through the year

DateFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
15 Oct 202606:0207:3713:0515:4718:2519:44
15 Nov 202605:5107:2912:0414:0416:3117:57
15 Dec 202606:2908:0912:1413:5216:1217:46
15 Jan 202706:3108:1012:2814:1916:4018:10
15 Feb 202705:5107:2712:3315:0217:3318:56
15 Mar 202704:5506:2912:2815:3618:2119:37
15 Apr 202704:4106:2113:1917:0320:1221:20
15 May 202703:3805:2613:1517:2220:5922:05
15 Jun 202703:0305:0113:2017:3621:3222:47
15 Jul 202703:2605:1813:2517:3721:2522:35
15 Aug 202704:1806:0113:2417:1720:3821:43
15 Sept 202705:1406:4913:1416:3619:3220:44

On the 15th of each month, method Moonsighting Committee, standard Asr, local time including daylight saving.

How the prayer times for Exeter are calculated

Exeter lies at 50.7236° N, 3.5275° W (England, the UK). The default is Moonsighting Committee: the Moonsighting Committee method was designed for middle and high latitudes and adjusts Fajr and Isha by season, which suits British summers.

In summer the sun does not sink deep enough for the Fajr and Isha angles in Exeter – on 50 nights between 28 May and 16 July. The Moonsighting Committee method then uses its own seasonal values.

The Qibla direction from Exeter to Makkah is 114.6° (clockwise from north).

Frequently asked questions

What time is Fajr in Exeter today?

See the table above – it is calculated for today’s date in Exeter. With Moonsighting Committee, Fajr begins when the sun is about 18° below the horizon, with a seasonal rule in high summer.

Which calculation method do mosques in Exeter use?

It varies: many mosques publish their own timetable, others follow the Moonsighting Committee or the Muslim World League. You can switch the method in the calculator; your mosque’s timetable has the final say.

Which direction is the Qibla in Exeter?

From Exeter the Qibla points 114.6° clockwise from north.

Sources

Calculated times. Your mosque or the responsible religious authority (e.g. Diyanet, Kemenag) has the final say.

Last updated: