Salah times in Blacktown, New South Wales
Salah times in Blacktown today
Wednesday, 14 October 2026
- Fajr
- Sunrise
- Dhuhr
- Asr
- Maghrib
- Isha
Times are calculated for the city centre. Mosques may publish slightly different times; follow your local mosque's timetable for congregation.
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Qibla direction and Hijri date
Qibla from Blacktown
278° W
Clockwise from true north, towards the Kaaba in Makkah.
Hijri date
3 Jumada I 1448 AH
Umm al-Qura calendar. Local moon sighting may differ by a day.
Praying in Blacktown
Blacktown's shortest fast, 11h 23m, falls on 22 June, the date of the June solstice in Sydney. The longest, 16h 09m on 20 December, is nearly five hours more. Near midwinter the Fajr-to-Maghrib day changes by seconds from one date to the next, so the minimum could as easily have fallen a day either side.
Fajr is earliest on 6 December at 3:56 AM and latest on 3 April at 5:47 AM, the morning before the clocks go back. Ramadan is expected around 8 February to 8 March, starting with a fast of 15h 04m, already an hour short of the year's longest.
Mosques near Blacktown
Qibla 278° W
- Blacktown MosqueFourth Avenue · 1 km from the centre
- Rooty Hill Masjid8 km from the centre
- Baitul Huda Mosque45 Hollinsworth Road, 2765 · 8 km from the centre
- Dar El Arqam9 km from the centre
- Parramatta Mosque9 km from the centre
- ICMG Guildford12 km from the centre
Mosque locations and map © OpenStreetMap contributors, map style Protomaps. Check with each mosque for congregation times.
October 2026 Salah timetable for Blacktown
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How these times are calculated
- Method
- Muslim World League (MWL)
- Fajr
- 18°
- Isha
- 17°
- Highlighted Asr
- Standard: Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali
Australian times use the Muslim World League method (Fajr 18 degrees, Isha 17 degrees). Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory do not observe daylight saving, and their times reflect that. Dhuhr is shown 1 minute after solar noon, following the method's guidance.
2027 at a glance
- Earliest Fajr
- 6 December
- Latest Fajr
- 3 April
- Earliest Isha
- 6 June
- Latest Isha
- 1 January
- Longest Fajr to Maghrib
- 16h 09m 20 December
- Shortest Fajr to Maghrib
- 11h 23m 22 June
- Ramadan fasts (expected)
- About 15h 04m → 13h 59m8 February to 8 March
- Clocks go back
- 4 April
- Clocks go forward
- 3 October
Calculated for 2027 with the method described on this page. Ramadan dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar; follow your local announcement for the actual start.
Frequently asked questions
Which Asr time does Blacktown use?
This page highlights Standard Asr, which starts once a shadow equals an object's length plus its noon shadow. The Hanafi school counts twice the length, which gives a later time. Use the toggle above the timetable, and follow your own school or mosque.
When is Fajr earliest in Blacktown?
Fajr is at its earliest on 6 December, at 3:56 AM, two weeks before the longest fast on 20 December. By 3 April it has moved to 5:47 AM, nearly two hours later.
How late does Isha get in Blacktown?
The latest Isha is 9:47 PM on 1 January, and the earliest is 6:18 PM on 6 June. That puts the night prayer nearly three and a half hours later in midsummer than in early winter.
Why is Blacktown's longest fast on 20 December and not on the solstice?
The December solstice falls on 22 December in Sydney time, but the longest fast, 16h 09m, comes two days earlier, on 20 December. Around the solstice the fast changes by seconds from one day to the next, so the exact peak depends on where Fajr and Maghrib each fall.