Salah times in Albany, New York
Salah times in Albany 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 Albany
59° NE
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 Albany
Isha in Albany starts earliest, at 5:46 PM, on 30 November, exactly three weeks before the winter solstice on 21 December. The shortest fast, 10h 27m, does land on the solstice itself, so the low point of the night prayer and the low point of the fast are three weeks apart.
In summer three records arrive in quick order, all before the solstice on 21 June: Fajr at its earliest, 3:30 AM, on 15 June, the longest fast, 17h 06m, on 18 June, and Isha at its latest, 10:23 PM, on 19 June.
Mosques near Albany
Qibla 59° NE
- Muhammads Mosque360 Clinton Avenue, 12206 · 1 mi from the centre
- Masjid As-Salam Mosque1 mi from the centre
- Fique Mosque817 23rd Street, 12189 · 6 mi from the centre
- Al-Hidaya Center322 Troy Schenectady Road, 12110 · 6 mi from the centre
- Al-Hidaya Mosque2339 15th Street, 12180 · 7 mi from the centre
Mosque locations and map © OpenStreetMap contributors, map style Protomaps. Check with each mosque for congregation times.
October 2026 Salah timetable for Albany
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How these times are calculated
- Method
- Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)
- Fajr
- 15°
- Isha
- 15°
- Highlighted Asr
- Standard: Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali
US times use the ISNA method with Fajr and Isha at 15 degrees below the horizon. Daylight saving time is applied automatically for each state, including those that do not observe it. Dhuhr is shown 1 minute after solar noon, following the method's guidance.
2027 at a glance
- Earliest Fajr
- 15 June
- Latest Fajr
- 6 November
- Earliest Isha
- 30 November
- Latest Isha
- 19 June
- Longest Fajr to Maghrib
- 17h 06m 18 June
- Shortest Fajr to Maghrib
- 10h 27m 21 December
- Ramadan fasts (expected)
- About 11h 35m → 12h 51m8 February to 8 March
- Clocks go forward
- 14 March
- Clocks go back
- 7 November
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
How does the length of the fast change through Ramadan in Albany?
Expected from around 8 February to 8 March, Ramadan starts with an 11h 35m fast and ends with 12h 51m. Days are lengthening through late winter, so each fast is a little longer than the last, adding more than an hour over the month.
When do the clocks change in Albany in 2027?
Forward on 14 March and back on 7 November. The autumn change comes the day after Fajr's latest time of the year, 6:15 AM on 6 November, so the morning prayer is at its latest on the clock just before it moves an hour earlier.
How much does Isha swing across the year in Albany?
From 5:46 PM at its earliest to 10:23 PM at its latest, more than four and a half hours. The late high comes two days before the June solstice, so it does not wait for the longest day.
Is Albany's shortest fast on the winter solstice?
Yes. At 10h 27m, 21 December is both the shortest fast of the year and the solstice. Isha, by contrast, turned back toward later times three weeks earlier, on 30 November.