Check today's prayer times in Brisbane and the monthly timetable for July 2026. Times are calculated using the Muslim World League convention and the Standard method for Asr. These settings can be changed if needed.
Prayer Times in Brisbane
- Local time
- , 15 July
- Hijri date
- 1 Saf 1448
Maghrib in 2 hours 1 minute
Asr
- Fajr
- Sunrise
- Dhuhr
- Asr
- Maghrib
- Isha
Monthly Prayer Timetable for Brisbane
1 July, Wed 16 Muh 1448 |
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2, Thu 17 Muh 1448 |
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3, Fri 18 Muh 1448 |
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4, Sat 19 Muh 1448 |
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5, Sun 20 Muh 1448 |
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6, Mon 21 Muh 1448 |
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7, Tue 22 Muh 1448 |
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8, Wed 23 Muh 1448 |
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9, Thu 24 Muh 1448 |
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10, Fri 25 Muh 1448 |
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11, Sat 26 Muh 1448 |
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12, Sun 27 Muh 1448 |
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13, Mon 28 Muh 1448 |
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14, Tue 29 Muh 1448 |
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15 JulyToday 1 Saf 1448 |
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16, Thu 2 Saf 1448 |
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17, Fri 3 Saf 1448 |
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18, Sat 4 Saf 1448 |
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19, Sun 5 Saf 1448 |
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20, Mon 6 Saf 1448 |
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21, Tue 7 Saf 1448 |
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22, Wed 8 Saf 1448 |
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23, Thu 9 Saf 1448 |
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24, Fri 10 Saf 1448 |
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25, Sat 11 Saf 1448 |
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26, Sun 12 Saf 1448 |
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27, Mon 13 Saf 1448 |
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28, Tue 14 Saf 1448 |
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29, Wed 15 Saf 1448 |
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30, Thu 16 Saf 1448 |
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31, Fri 17 Saf 1448 |
Current settings for Brisbane
Muslim World League
Standard method
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How prayer times are calculated in Brisbane
Prayer times in Brisbane are calculated with the Muslim World League method and the Standard Asr setting. This gives the page a consistent calculation convention for Queensland and keeps the method visible for users who compare with mosque calendars.
The timetable uses Brisbane coordinates in the Australia/Brisbane timezone. Brisbane does not use daylight saving time, while local communities in Kuraby, West End, Logan, Eight Mile Plains, Ipswich, and the Gold Coast corridor may publish separate mosque schedules.
Time Ranges for the Five Obligatory Prayers
| Prayer | Guidance | Starts | Ends |
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| Fajr | It is important to perform the prayer between true dawn and the beginning of sunrise. | ||
| Dhuhr | This time begins once the sun passes its zenith. It is generally recommended not to delay the prayer without need. | ||
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Asr
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Try not to delay Asr without a valid reason until the sun begins to turn yellow and move close to sunset. | ||
| Maghrib | It is recommended to pray Maghrib soon after sunset and not to delay it without need. | ||
| Isha | The time of Isha begins after the evening twilight disappears. It is preferable to perform it before the middle of the night. |
Times for Additional Prayers in Brisbane
| Prayer | Guidance | Starts | Ends |
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| Tahajjud and Witr | For Tahajjud, the best time is the last third of the night; Witr is performed after Isha and before Fajr. | ||
| Duha Prayer | After the sun has risen above the horizon and before zenith; its best time is when the sun has risen higher and its heat has intensified. |
Nearby Mosques
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Popular mosques in Brisbane
More specific prayer times in Brisbane
Prayer times can vary slightly across a large city or metro area because the calculation uses each location's coordinates. Choose a more specific borough, neighborhood, or local area below if it better matches where you are.
See also
Frequently Asked Questions
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The daily salah schedule and adhan times for Brisbane are based on precise geographic coordinates and astronomical calculations of the sun's position. The calculation algorithm takes into account solar declination and the equation of time, allowing prayer times to be determined with high accuracy. In the settings, you can choose calculation methods from recognized institutions and select the juristic method used for calculating Asr.
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There are three times during the day when prayer should be avoided, as praying at these times is considered makruh. For Brisbane today, these are: from to (sunrise), from to (zenith), and shortly before sunset — from to .
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The Friday prayer (Jumu'ah) is performed during the time of the midday prayer (Dhuhr), starting at . Please note that the exact time for the Khutbah (sermon) and Iqamah may vary slightly between mosques, so it is recommended to check the schedule of your local community in advance.