Prayer times in London are calculated using the ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) method with local adjustments. This ensures accurate Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha timings that correspond to the sun’s position across London and nearby areas such as East London, Southall, Whitechapel, and Wembley.

Yes — the Kashmir Welfare Foundation Prayer Timetable automatically updates hourly using verified data. It matches timings followed by major mosques such as East London Mosque, London Central Mosque (Regent’s Park), and Masjid e Umer (Walthamstow), helping Muslims across the capital stay punctual with their Salah.

Muslims in London observe five daily prayers: Fajr (Dawn), Dhuhr (Midday), Asr (Afternoon), Maghrib (Sunset), and Isha (Night). These prayers have fixed start and end times based on solar movement, displayed clearly in the live timetable above.

Yes — Salah times in London vary throughout the year due to seasonal changes in daylight hours. In summer, Fajr begins earlier and Isha is later, while during winter both move closer together. The timetable automatically updates daily to reflect these variations.

The Next Prayer Countdown displayed above shows the remaining time until the next Salah in London. It refreshes every second, helping worshippers stay organised and perform each prayer at its correct time.

Following accurate prayer timings ensures Salah is performed within its valid time and according to the Sunnah. It also creates unity among London’s diverse Muslim community, strengthening collective worship and discipline.

Yes — the Next Prayer Reminder feature provides real-time notifications for each Salah. You can also bookmark this page or follow updates from mosques such as East London Mosque and Masjid e Umer to stay aligned with daily prayer schedules.