Prayer times in Lincoln

Prayer times in Lincoln today

Tuesday, 13 October 2026

Time in Lincoln Next: in

  1. Fajr
  2. Sunrise
  3. Dhuhr
  4. Asr
  5. Maghrib
  6. Isha

Times are calculated for the city centre. Mosques may publish slightly different times; follow your local mosque's timetable for congregation.

Qibla direction and Hijri date

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Qibla from Lincoln

120° SE

Clockwise from true north, towards the Kaaba in Makkah.

Hijri date

2 Jumada I 1448 AH

Umm al-Qura calendar. Local moon sighting may differ by a day.

Praying in Lincoln

Lincoln's latest Fajr, 6:35 AM on 1 January, comes in the first days of the year, when clocks have been an hour back since 31 October. The earliest, 2:33 AM on 20 June, is read on summer time, which began on 28 March. Isha is earliest at 5:21 PM on 6 December.

At 53.2 degrees north, the summer days are long. The longest fast, 19h 04m, is on 22 June, and the shortest, 9h 17m, on 17 December. Isha stretches to 10:54 PM on 21 June, the solstice itself, when the sky stays pale well after sunset.

2027 at a glance

Earliest Fajr
20 June
Latest Fajr
1 January
Earliest Isha
6 December
Latest Isha
21 June
Longest Fajr to Maghrib
19h 04m 22 June
Shortest Fajr to Maghrib
9h 17m 17 December
Ramadan fasts (expected)
About 11h 06m → 12h 57m8 February to 8 March
Clocks go forward
28 March
Clocks go back
31 October

Calculated for 2027 with the method shown below. Ramadan dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar; follow your local announcement for the actual start.

October 2026 prayer timetable for Lincoln

Times for Lincoln (Europe/London), including daylight saving changes.
DateFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
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Mosques near Lincoln

Mosque locations © OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with each mosque for congregation times.

How these times are calculated

Method
Moonsighting Committee Worldwide
Fajr
18° with seasonal adjustment
Isha
seasonal twilight (shafaq)
Highlighted Asr
Hanafi (shadow twice the length)

UK times use the Moonsighting Committee Worldwide method. In summer, cities above 55 degrees north, including Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen, follow the one-seventh-of-the-night rule for Fajr and Isha because true twilight never ends there. Dhuhr is shown 5 minutes after solar noon and Maghrib 3 minutes after sunset, following the method's guidance.

Read the full methodology

Frequently asked questions

Do prayer times in Lincoln jump when the clocks change?

The sun moves by only a minute or two a day, but the timetable is in local time. From 28 March each prayer reads an hour later than the day before, and from 31 October an hour earlier. Nothing about the prayers has changed; the clock has.

How much longer is the longest fast than the shortest in Lincoln?

The longest, 19h 04m, is on 22 June and the shortest, 9h 17m, on 17 December, five days before the winter solstice. The difference is more than nine and a half hours.

How short is the night between Isha and Fajr in Lincoln in summer?

Around the June solstice, Isha begins at 10:54 PM on 21 June, and the earliest Fajr of the year is 2:33 AM on 20 June. That leaves a little over three and a half hours of night, when the sky never fully darkens.

Why is Isha earliest well before the winter solstice in Lincoln?

The earliest Isha, 5:21 PM, is on 6 December, more than two weeks before the solstice on 22 December. Sunsets stop getting earlier a little before the solstice, while sunrises keep getting later into January, which is why Fajr is latest on 1 January.

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