Prayer Times
🕌 Prayer Times Today
- Fajr: 06:24 - Dawn prayer before sunrise
- Dhuhr: 12:57 - Midday prayer when sun passes zenith
- Asr: 15:45 - Afternoon prayer
- Maghrib: 18:12 - Sunset prayer & Iftar time
- Isha: 19:31 - Night prayer after twilight
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Prayer times for Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States. Coordinates: 42.9634°N, 85.6681°W. Timezone: America/Detroit.
The Qibla direction from Grand Rapids is 50° NE. Face this direction during your prayers to align with the Kaaba in Makkah.
Times calculated using ISNA method (Islamic Society of North America) with Fajr angle at 15° and Isha angle at 15° below the horizon. This is the most commonly used method in North America.
During Ramadan, begin fasting at Imsak (06:14) - about 10 minutes before Fajr. Break your fast at Iftar (18:12) - the Maghrib prayer time. Today's fasting duration is approximately 11h 48min.
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Muslims in Grand Rapids perform five daily prayers (Salah) as one of the Five Pillars of Islam. Each prayer has a specific time window determined by the position of the sun. Our prayer times are calculated with precision using astronomical algorithms to ensure accuracy for your location.
Fajr begins at dawn when the first light appears on the horizon and ends at sunrise. Dhuhr starts when the sun passes its zenith and continues until the shadow of an object equals its length. Asr begins after Dhuhr and lasts until sunset. Maghrib starts immediately after sunset. Isha begins when the twilight has disappeared and continues until midnight.
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