Salah times in Manukau City, Auckland
Salah times in Manukau City 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 Manukau City
261° 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 Manukau City
Fajr in Manukau City is latest not in midwinter but on 3 April, at 6:09 AM, the day before the clocks go back on 4 April. Daylight saving has held the clock an hour ahead since 26 September, and the change pulls Fajr back by roughly an hour the next morning.
The long days are in December. The longest fast, 16h 35m, is on 18 December, and Isha runs as late as 10:27 PM on 1 January. The shortest fast, 11h 10m, is on 19 June, three days before the solstice on 22 June.
Mosques near Manukau City
Qibla 261° W
- Masjid At-Taqwa58 Grayson Avenue, 2104 · 1 km from the centre
- Baitul Muqeet Mosque20 Dalgety Drive, 2104 · 2 km from the centre
- Masjid Ayesha96 Maich Road, 2102 · 2 km from the centre
- Al-Falaah Mosque - Masjid1/8 Laidlaw Way, 2023 · 4 km from the centre
- Papatoetoe Islamic Centre63 Park Avenue, 2025 · 4 km from the centre
- Al-Mustafa Jamia Masjid26 Mangere Road, 1062 · 6 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 Manukau City
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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
New Zealand times use the Muslim World League method (Fajr 18 degrees, Isha 17 degrees). Dhuhr is shown 1 minute after solar noon, following the method's guidance.
2027 at a glance
- Earliest Fajr
- 8 December
- Latest Fajr
- 3 April
- Earliest Isha
- 4 June
- Latest Isha
- 1 January
- Longest Fajr to Maghrib
- 16h 35m 18 December
- Shortest Fajr to Maghrib
- 11h 10m 19 June
- Ramadan fasts (expected)
- About 15h 21m → 14h 08m8 February to 8 March
- Clocks go back
- 4 April
- Clocks go forward
- 26 September
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
When do the clocks change in Manukau City?
Daylight saving starts on 26 September, when clocks go forward, and ends on 4 April, when they go back. The timetable is in local time, so prayers read an hour later in summer than they would otherwise. That is why Isha reaches 10:27 PM on 1 January.
Which direction is the Qibla in Manukau City?
261 degrees, measured clockwise from true north, which is just south of due west. The bearing is the shortest route over the globe, not a line drawn across a flat map.
Why are the longest fasts in Manukau City in December?
New Zealand is in the southern hemisphere, so the sun is highest and the days longest around the December solstice, 22 December. The longest fast, 16h 35m, is on 18 December, and Fajr is earliest at 4:03 AM on 8 December.
How much does Isha move through the year in Manukau City?
From 6:38 PM on 4 June to 10:27 PM on 1 January, a shift of nearly four hours. Part of the late summer figure comes from daylight saving, which adds an hour to the clock.